Retirement plan

CARDIAC INSTITUTE RETIREMENT PLAN

Name: CARDIAC INSTITUTE OF THE PALM BEACHES, P.A. - CARDIAC INSTITUTE RETIREMENT PLAN (2019) Form 5500
Creator: CARDIAC INSTITUTE OF THE PALM BEACHES, P.A.
License: https://www.dol.gov/general/disclaim
Keywords: Form 5500, ERISA, retirement plan, CARDIAC INSTITUTE RETIREMENT PLAN, CARDIAC INSTITUTE OF THE PALM BEACHES, P.A.

CARDIAC INSTITUTE OF THE PALM BEACHES, P.A.EIN 20-3317868Plan #001PY 2019

108 INTRACOASTAL POINTE DRIVE, SUIT - JUPITER, FL 33477561-296-5225thecardiacinstitute.comLinkedIn1-10 employeesmedical practice

Prospect flagsHigh feesHigh assets / participant

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Total assets (EOY)

$1.4M

+31.4% from 2018

Total participants

0.0% from 2018

Average account balance

$286,925

+31.4% from 2018

Annual return

23.39%

+32.94 pp from 2018

Benchmarks

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Peer group

Industry62 - Health Care and Social Assistance

Plan typeDefined contribution

Participants<25

Cohort104,301 peers

Snapshot2019

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Analytics

Total assets (EOY)

Plan-year ending balance

$3.38M

Not enough data

1 years with asset history on file

Average account balance

Total assets / participants with a balance (line 6g)

$1.1M

Not enough data

1 years with per-participant data

Participants with account balance

Stacked by status: active / separated vested / retired or beneficiary. Total = line 6g.

Not enough data

1 years with headcount on file

Eligible Participants and Participation

Bars: eligible actives (line 6a). Line: derived rate = active employees with a balance / 6a.

100.0%

Not enough data

1 years with eligibility data

Contributions (total)

Employer and participant dollars contributed each year

$126K

Not enough data

1 years with contributions on file

Contributions per participant

Average employer and participant contribution per enrolled participant

$42K

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1 years with per-participant contribution data

Asset flow

BOY + contributions + return - distributions = EOY

Year

Annual return

Diverging bars; negative years highlighted

+20.51%

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1 years with return on file

Admin fee / account holder

Total admin expenses / participants with a balance (line 6g)

Not enough data

1 years with admin cost on file

Asset composition

Cash / stocks / bonds / mutual funds / real estate / loans over time

Not enough data

0 years with F_SCH_H allocation on file

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Service providers

Providers data not reported

Schedule C was not filed on this plan's most recent Form 5500, so no compensated service providers are available to display.

Plan features & details

Pension benefit codes2A2E2F2J2K3D

Plan features

2A
Age/service weighted or new comparability plan
Age/service weighted plan where allocations are based on age service or age and service; or new comparability or similar plan where allocations are based on participant classifications consisting entirely or predominantly of highly compensated employees or the plan provides an additional allocation rate on compensation above a specified threshold that exceeds the permitted disparity limits of Code section 401(l).
2E
Profit-sharing
Profit-sharing plan.
2F
ERISA section 404(c) plan
This plan or any part of it is intended to meet the conditions of 29 CFR 2550.404c-1 (shifting investment responsibility to participants).
2J
Code section 401(k) feature
Cash or deferred arrangement described in Code section 401(k) that is part of a qualified defined contribution plan under which employees may elect to defer part of their compensation or receive these amounts in cash.
2K
Code section 401(m) arrangement
Employee contributions are allocated to separate accounts under the plan or employer contributions are based in whole or in part on employee deferrals or contributions to the plan. Not applicable to 401(k) plans with only QNECs and/or QMACs or to 403(b)(1) 403(b)(7) or 408 arrangements.
3D
Pre-approved pension plan
A master prototype or volume submitter plan that is the subject of a favorable opinion or advisory letter from the IRS.

Opportunity flags

2 tripped

OpportunityHigh fees
Administrative expenses exceed $300 per participant per year - possible fee-review opportunity. (Recordkeeping / audit / legal; excludes investment management.)
InformationalHigh assets / participant
Assets per participant exceed $250,000 - top-decile high-value plan.

Expense breakdown

Schedule H Part II

Admin total

$3K

$731 / participant

Other / not subdivided$3K100.0%

% of EOY assets

0.204%

all-in expense ratio

Categories reported

0 / 9

subdivided buckets used

Audit opinion

Schedule H Part III

No opinion code on file for this filing.

Auditor firm: (not reported)
Auditor EIN: -
Audit fees: (not subdivided)
Opinion code: -

Metric

This plan

Peer set

Industry

Size

Avg account balance

$286,925

$202,342+41.8%

$172,753+66.1%

$152,909+87.6%

Participation rate

100.0%

87.1%+12.9pp

82.6%+17.4pp

82.5%+17.5pp

Annual return

23.39%

1029.88%-1006.5pp

803.00%-779.6pp

345.46%-322.1pp

Employer contribution / active EE

$10,735

$5,857+83.3%

$5,144+108.7%

$4,764+125.3%

Participant deferral / active EE

$11,000

$5,948+84.9%

$5,198+111.6%

$5,851+88.0%

Admin fee / account holder

$585

$17,112-96.6%

$13,956-95.8%

$11,601-95.0%

CARDIAC INSTITUTE RETIREMENT PLAN

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