Keogh Plan investment & finance definition
A
retirement plan for
self-employed people or owners of unin-
corporated businesses. Employers contribute to a Keogh on behalf of their
employees. Contributions are limited to up to 25 percent of compensation or
$30,000. Employees can take loans or withdrawals according to plan provisions.
Withdrawals made prior to age 59⁄ may incur auto-matic tax withholding of 20
percent, plus a 10 percent early withdrawal penalty, unless a permitted
exception applies. Tax-free rollovers are permitted to an IRA or qualified
retirement plan.
See Keogh Plan in Wall Street Words
A federally approved retirement program that permits self-employed individuals to set aside for savings up to a specified amount. All contributions and income earned by the account are tax deferred until withdrawals are made during retirement. Investment opportunities include certificates of deposit, mutual funds, and self-directed brokerage accounts.
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