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Lessors of Nonfinancial Intangible Assets (except copyrighted works): retirement plans

Plans whose sponsor entered this principal business activity code on Form 5500.

Form 5500 information is as filed by the plan administrator with the Department of Labor and may be amended. Figures reflect the plan year shown, not current balances. The business code is chosen by the filer from the list in the Form 5500 instructions.

For plan year 2024, 26 retirement plans in lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets (except copyrighted works) with 100 or more participants filed Form 5500: 22 defined contribution and 4 defined benefit. They reported 403,673 participant records and $31.3B in net assets, counting every plan on the form.

The median defined contribution plan held $55,187 per participant, close to the national median of $53,031, and its employer put in $2,620 per active participant (national: $2,174). Among plans reporting Schedule C compensation the median was $178 per participant against $123 nationally.

Employers contributed $528M and participants $92.9M during the year, and the plans paid out $1.85B in benefits.

In 2012 the same group numbered 11 plans with $170M; by 2024 it was 26 plans (up 136%) and $31.3B (up 18288%). From plan year 2023 the 100-participant line counts participants with account balances, which moved many plans to the short form.

26plans with 100+ participants, plan year 202422 DC · 4 DB
$31.3Bnet assets, all Form 5500 pension filers403,673 participant records
$55,187median DC plan assets per participantUS $53,031
$178median Schedule C compensation per participant (DC)US $123

Medians compared with all US plans

Median plan, plan year 2024Industry: DCUS: DCIndustry: DBUS: DB
Net assets per participant$55,187$53,031$93,430$86,234
Employer contributions per active participant$2,620$2,174$4,836$10,244
Schedule C compensation per participant$178$123$200$344
Schedule C compensation, share of net assets0.25%0.26%0.19%0.42%
Administrative expenses per participant$197$116$701$527

Medians across plans with 100 or more participants (22 DC and 4 DB plans with a Schedule H here). Fee medians cover plans reporting an amount. DC: defined contribution, such as 401(k) and 403(b). DB: defined benefit pension.

Distribution of DC plans

Measure25th percentileMedian75th percentilePlans
Net assets per participant$36,228$55,187$89,60622
Employer contributions per active participant$1,929$2,620$4,65522
Schedule C compensation per participant$85.54$178$23721
Administrative expenses per participant$85.54$197$25921

Trend by plan year

2012: $170M2013: $213M2014: $240M2015: $248M2016: $276M2017: $348M2018: $342M2019: $447M2020: $53.3B2021: $57.3B2022: $32.2B2023: $10.5B2024: $31.3B$170M$57.3B$31.3B2012201620202024
Net assets, all Form 5500 pension filers
2012: 112013: 132014: 122015: 112016: 112017: 142018: 162019: 192020: 212021: 242022: 252023: 252024: 2611262012201620202024
Plans with 100 or more participants
Plan yearPlans 100+ParticipantsNet assetsEmployer contributionsParticipant contributionsMedian DC assets / participantMedian DC Sch. C / participant
202426403,673$31.3B$528M$92.9M$55,187$178
202325255,945$10.5B$175M$49.2M$47,553$148
202225394,559$32.2B$820M$71.7M$46,234$114
202124543,086$57.3B$1.39B$508M$43,932$123
202021547,182$53.3B$1.61B$477M$56,807$114
20191910,737$447M$14.1M$27.1M$32,233$109
2018168,922$342M$12.4M$23.1M$32,413$71.12
2017147,668$348M$8.1M$19.5M$31,864$104
2016114,892$276M$9.6M$17.3M$29,039$79.06
2015114,631$248M$11.7M$16.0M$27,118$133
2014124,334$240M$10.4M$14.8M$28,121$70.87
2013134,058$213M$9.1M$13.2M$35,106$101
2012113,740$170M$8.8M$11.2M$38,503$71.53

Plan year is the year in which the plan year began. The drop in large plans from 2023 follows a rule change: the 100-participant line now counts participants with account balances, so many plans moved to the short form.

Provider share

Service provider organisations named most often on the Schedule C of the 26 plans on this page's list, by number of plans. A plan usually names several providers.

Largest plans

The 26 largest by participants of 26 plans with a page on this site.

PlanSponsorStateTypeParticipantsNet assetsPer participantEmployer / activeSch. C / participant
UPS Pension PlanUnited Parcel Service of America, Inc.GADB246,785$9.28B$37,605$1,940$13.07
UPS Retirement PlanUnited Parcel Service of America, Inc.GADB144,570$21.2B$146,894$4,836$59.06
Neighborly 401(k) Profit Sharing PlanDwyer Franchising LLCTXDC1,974$71.8M$36,385$1,801$85.54
PBC Management, LLC 401(k) Profit Sharing PlanPBC Management, LLCLADC1,233$101M$81,629$2,896$196
Wri Employees 401(k) PlanWingstop Restaurants, Inc.TXDC988$19.7M$19,901$1,993$178
Re/max, LLC 401(k) Retirement Savings PlanRe/max, LLCCODC765$76.4M$99,843$4,926$176
Jersey Mike's 401(k) Profit Sharing PlanJersey Mikes Franchise Systems LLCNJDC671$39.1M$58,286$4,892$51.78
Kirk Movers, Inc. 401(k)Kirk Movers, Inc.NMDC666$2.4M$3,592$1,332$62.64
Two Men and a Truck International, LLC 401(K)PLANTwo Men and a Truck International, LLCMIDC595$21.5M$36,176$2,777$318
Coverall North America, Inc. 401 (K) Profit Sharing PlanCoverall North America, Inc.FLDC585$22.9M$39,227$710$228
Servicemaster Brands 401(k) PlanServicemaster Opco Holdings LLCGADC552$20.7M$37,566$3,163$6.11
Copyright Clearance Center, Inc. Savings and Retirement PlanCopyright Clearance Center, Inc.MADC538$143M$265,385$6,853—
BWS Leasing Inc. Employee 401(k) Profit SharingBWS Leasing Inc.NEDC439$25.8M$58,864$1,908$429
Great Clips, Inc. 401(k) PlanGreat Clips, Inc.MNDC351$55.7M$158,618$3,945$295
CHHJ Franchising, L.L.C. 401(k) PlanCHHJ Franchising L.L.C.FLDC323$5.1M$15,730$2,456$191
JTW Movers, Inc. 401(k)JTW Omaha Movers, Inc.NEDC310$1.5M$4,728$1,064$85.76
Massage Envy Franchising LLC 401(k) PlanMassage Envy Franchising, LLCAZDC261$13.6M$52,088$3,373$202
Alliance Franchise Brands LLC Employees Savings and Retirement PlanAlliance Franchise Brands LLCMIDC249$23.0M$92,265$2,031$17.75
Redaptive, Inc. 401(k) PlanRedaptive, Inc.CODC248$19.6M$79,224$9,603$164
Retirement Plan for Hourly Employees of Love's Bakery, Inc.Love's Bakery Holding Company, Inc.HIDB248$9.9M$39,965—$340
Bellwether Asset Management 401(k) PlanBellwether Asset Management, Inc.CADC245$12.6M$51,360$5,325$40.43
Copyright Clearance Center, Inc. Defined Benefit PlanCopyright Clearance Center Inc.MADB221$56.6M$255,958$42,857$865
Kona Ice, Inc. 401(k) PSP Retirement PlanKona Ice, Inc.KYDC184$4.4M$23,943$2,312$176
Adeia 401(k) PlanAdeia Inc.CADC154$34.6M$224,989$6,858$390
Peoples Financial Corporation 401(k) Profit Sharing PlanPeoples Financial CorporationMSDC152$26.4M$173,499$1,959$426
Petland, Inc. 401(k) Retirement PlanPetland, Inc.OHDC149$10.6M$71,116$2,463$237

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Questions and answers

How many retirement plans are there in lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets (except copyrighted works)?

26 plans with 100 or more participants filed Form 5500 for plan year 2024, out of 44 pension plans on the full form. Smaller plans file Form 5500-SF and are counted separately where shown.

What is the typical 401(k) balance in lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets (except copyrighted works)?

The median defined contribution plan reported $55,187 in net assets per participant (middle half of plans: $36,228 to $89,606); nationally it was $53,031. This is a plan-level average that includes former employees, not a typical person's balance.

What do employers contribute in lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets (except copyrighted works)?

The median defined contribution plan received $2,620 in employer contributions per active participant, against $2,174 nationally. Plans with no employer contribution are included at zero.

What are average 401(k) fees in lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets (except copyrighted works)?

Among defined contribution plans that report any Schedule C compensation, the median was $178 per participant and 0.25% of net assets (nationally $123 and 0.26%). Schedule C leaves out fund expense ratios and fees the employer pays, so it understates total cost.

Where does this come from?

Form 5500 annual reports in the EBSA research files, with filings received through 24 Aug 2026. Medians are computed by this site across plans with 100 or more participants.

Provenance

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Employee Benefits Security Administration, Form 5500 research files, public domain, with filings received through 24 Aug 2026. Totals count every pension plan on the full form; medians and the plan list cover plans with 100 or more participants. See the methodology.