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Subject: Re: 401K has min. hrs worked reqrmt?	Date: 10/10/1998 11:32 AM
Author: Meowiz	Number: 5968 of 88771
Pixy said, The 401k plan has defined eligibility for participation as a minimum of 1000 hours of work in the year, which is perfectly legal Thanks, Pixy for your response.....another 3 questions..1).if I am classified by this co. as a 'part-time' employee, and they are taking out taxes and paying half of FICA, can I choose not to participate in their 401K and instead contribute to my own Keogh? I ask this because I would prefer to keep the independence of not HAVING to work 1000 hours for only them. 2) Also, if we were to move before I work 1000 hours, wouldn't I lose all the annual returns? 3) And do they legally have to return all my contributions if I don't work 1000 hours in a year? thanks meowiz
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