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Individual & Family Services: 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, 1,335 retirement plans in individual & family services with 100 or more participants filed Form 5500: 1,309 defined contribution and 26 defined benefit. They reported 825,674 participant records and $17.9B in net assets, counting every plan on the form.

The median defined contribution plan held $22,378 per participant, well below the national median of $53,031, and its employer put in $1,208 per active participant (national: $2,174). Among plans reporting Schedule C compensation the median was $86.02 per participant against $123 nationally.

Employers contributed $707M and participants $1.10B during the year, and the plans paid out $1.96B in benefits.

In 2009 the same group numbered 1,270 plans with $4.89B; by 2024 it was 1,335 plans (up 5%) and $17.9B (up 266%). From plan year 2023 the 100-participant line counts participants with account balances, which moved many plans to the short form.

1,335plans with 100+ participants, plan year 20241,309 DC · 26 DB
$17.9Bnet assets, all Form 5500 pension filers825,674 participant records
$22,378median DC plan assets per participantUS $53,031
$86.02median 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$22,378$53,031$42,967$86,234
Employer contributions per active participant$1,208$2,174$8,764$10,244
Schedule C compensation per participant$86.02$123$196$344
Schedule C compensation, share of net assets0.39%0.26%0.44%0.42%
Administrative expenses per participant$75.88$116$349$527

Medians across plans with 100 or more participants (1,292 DC and 26 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$13,610$22,378$34,1961,292
Employer contributions per active participant$628$1,208$2,0081,230
Schedule C compensation per participant$21.82$86.02$1631,207
Administrative expenses per participant$18.20$75.88$1421,271

Trend by plan year

2009: $4.89B2010: $5.85B2011: $6.28B2012: $7.14B2013: $8.36B2014: $8.84B2015: $8.91B2016: $9.72B2017: $11.1B2018: $10.7B2019: $12.5B2020: $14.7B2021: $15.5B2022: $14.1B2023: $16.1B2024: $17.9B$4.89B$17.9B20092012201620202024
Net assets, all Form 5500 pension filers
2009: 1,2702010: 1,2962011: 1,3362012: 1,3482013: 1,3802014: 1,4042015: 1,4492016: 1,4792017: 1,5042018: 1,5112019: 1,5572020: 1,5732021: 1,5702022: 1,5742023: 1,3532024: 1,3351,2701,5741,33520092012201620202024
Plans with 100 or more participants
Plan yearPlans 100+ParticipantsNet assetsEmployer contributionsParticipant contributionsMedian DC assets / participantMedian DC Sch. C / participant
2025partial13168,584$2.02B$78.9M$117M$26,906$95.59
20241,335825,674$17.9B$707M$1.10B$22,378$86.02
20231,353787,741$16.1B$682M$1.01B$20,259$69.19
20221,574791,479$14.1B$637M$940M$16,292$66.67
20211,570738,669$15.5B$611M$839M$18,497$71.42
20201,573733,887$14.7B$547M$747M$17,445$57.97
20191,557750,388$12.5B$487M$680M$14,593$50.74
20181,511720,937$10.7B$472M$608M$13,349$44.36
20171,504718,900$11.1B$452M$548M$13,750$36.39
20161,479685,732$9.72B$405M$492M$12,708$31.87
20151,449677,922$8.91B$378M$454M$11,704$27.60
20141,404635,015$8.84B$360M$411M$12,396$26.63
20131,380602,260$8.36B$347M$376M$12,127$23.50
20121,348575,181$7.14B$341M$351M$10,831$24.57
20111,336557,704$6.28B$342M$335M$9,911$24.10
20101,296535,805$5.85B$332M$304M$9,465$22.19
20091,270514,765$4.89B$336M$279M$8,305$20.11

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 1,316 plans on this page's list, by number of plans. A plan usually names several providers.

ADP, Inc.46 · 3%

Largest plans

The 40 largest by participants of 1,316 plans with a page on this site.

PlanSponsorStateTypeParticipantsNet assetsPer participantEmployer / activeSch. C / participant
Hah Holdings, LLC 401(k) PlanHah Holdings, LLCILDC46,675$32.9M$705$1$7.91
Sevita 401(k) PlanNational Mentor Holdings, LLCMNDC41,694$347M$8,328$201$26.89
Retirement Plan for Employees of Uja-FederationUnited Jewish Appeal-Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of NYNYDB13,750$577M$41,938$5,253$170
House Works LLC 401(k) PlanHouse Works LLCMADC11,951$7.2M$603$1$5.52
Southwest Key Programs, Inc. 401(k) Retirement PlanSouthwest Key Programs, Inc.TXDC10,772$277M$25,728$3,564$93.94
Ro Health 401(k) PlanRo Health, Inc.WADC6,607$7.5M$1,138$88$1.31
Merakey 403(b) PlanMerakey USAPADC6,564$155M$23,657$416$90.31
The Children's Aid Society Voluntary Retirement PlanThe Children's Aid SocietyNYDC5,146$67.1M$13,032$1,054$41.70
Yai Network Affiliates 403(b) PlanYoung Adult Institute, Inc.NYDC4,912$57.7M$11,751$510$64.50
403(b) Retirement Plan for Ighl & CDDIndependent Group Home Living Program, Inc.NYDC4,888$57.2M$11,709$366$94.39
RHD Investors Choice 403(b) PlanResources for Human Development, Inc.PADC4,657$23.8M$5,105$141—
Inperium & Family of Services 401(k) PlanInperium, Inc.PADC4,611$37.4M$8,106$0$67.28
Pathways 401(k) PlanPathways Health & Community SuppVADC4,487$56.2M$12,524$310$20.41
Vinfen 403(b) Employee Retirement Savings PlanVinfen CorporationMADC4,093$42.6M$10,416—$17.60
Vinfen 401(a) Company Defined Contribution Retirement PlanVinfen CorporationMADC4,009$78.0M$19,466$1,560$48.71
Easterseals Southern California Retirement PlanEaster Seals Southern California, Inc.CADC3,667$91.7M$25,009$1,940$53.36
Independent Support Services, Inc. 403(b) PlanIndependent Support Services, Inc.NYDC3,627$17.9M$4,942$267—
Family Endeavors 401(k) PlanFamily Endeavors, Inc. DBA EndeavorsTXDC3,411$18.1M$5,320$816$70.53
National Youth Advocate Program 401(k) PlanNational Youth Advocate ProgramOHDC3,301$25.9M$7,839$529$48.76
Keystone Human Services 401(k) Retirement PlanKeystone Human ServicesPADC3,247$59.5M$18,313$324$105
Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services Savings and Retirement PlanPine Rest Christian Mental Health ServicesMIDC3,209$116M$36,190$908$91.24
Employee Benefit Plan of Rising Ground, Inc.Rising Ground, Inc.NYDC3,202$34.0M$10,615$874$4.19
Lutheran Services Florida Retirement PlanLutheran Services Florida Inc.FLDC3,164$23.7M$7,480$573$86.77
Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. 403(b) PlanYouth Advocate Programs, Inc.PADC3,057$11.6M$3,781$144$21.26
403(b) Thrift Plan for Employees of Institute for Community Living, Inc.Institute for Community Living, Inc.NYDC2,893$19.8M$6,848$326$12.39
Tax Deferred Annuity Plan of Adapt Community NetworkUnited Cerebral Palsy of NewNYDC2,800$60.2M$21,509$0$46.27
Family Residences Retirement & 401(k) Savings PlanFamily Residences & Essential Enterprises, Inc.NYDC2,708$78.0M$28,821$2,264$80.33
Resource Center for Independent Living, Inc. Retirement Plan and TrustResource Center for Independent Living, Inc.NYDC2,661$23.7M$8,893$451$8.83
Upstate Caring Partners 403(b) Retirement PlanUpstate Cerebral Palsy DBA Upstate Caring PartnersNYDC2,644$76.6M$28,960$1,183$36.61
Hillside Children's Center 403(b) PlanHillside Children's CenterNYDC2,580$105M$40,880$1,257$99.10
Servicenet Employee Retirement PlanServicenet, Inc.MADC2,452$30.7M$12,526$547$85.90
Center for Family Support, Inc. Retirement PlanThe Center for Family SupportNYDC2,439$38.6M$15,839$694$10.01
403(b) Plan for Employees of Lutheran Social Services of IllinoisLutheran Social Services of IllinoisILDC2,419$28.4M$11,741$897$37.59
Acld, Inc. 401(k) Retirement PlanAcld, Inc.NYDC2,392$59.9M$25,056$1,917$111
Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County 401(k) PlanCatholic Charities of Santa Clara CountyCADC2,331$38.8M$16,655$1,736$58.75
Center for Human Development DC Retirement PlanCenter for Human Development, Inc.MADC2,284$42.1M$18,437$1,122$14.37
Eliot Community Human Services, Inc. 401(k) PlanEliot Community Human Services, Inc.MADC2,215$41.0M$18,512$389$84.11
Northern Rivers Family Services, Inc. and Member Agencies Retirement PlanNorthern Rivers Family Services, Inc.NYDC2,214$61.1M$27,600$2,382$104
Bethany Christian Services Tax Sheltered Savings Retirement PlanBethany Christian Services, Inc.MIDC2,189$73.6M$33,635$1,843$143
Seneca Family of Agencies 403(b) Retirement PlanSeneca Family of AgenciesCADC2,167$58.7M$27,096$1,563$25.14

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Questions and answers

How many retirement plans are there in individual & family services?

1,335 plans with 100 or more participants filed Form 5500 for plan year 2024, out of 1,590 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 individual & family services?

The median defined contribution plan reported $22,378 in net assets per participant (middle half of plans: $13,610 to $34,196); 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 individual & family services?

The median defined contribution plan received $1,208 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 individual & family services?

Among defined contribution plans that report any Schedule C compensation, the median was $86.02 per participant and 0.39% 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.