NAFCU Services Corp., the NAFCU-owned CUSO, has selected Pentegra Retirement Services as its preferred provider for qualified retirement plans, like 401 (k) plans and other defined benefit plans. Pentegra, based in White Plains, N.Y., has over $3 billion in Employee Retirmenet Income Security Act-qualified assets under management and serves more than 500 financial institution sponsors. The 60-year-old company provides a wide variety of retirement products including 401 (k), KSOP, ESOP and Defined Benefit Pension and Profit Sharing plans.
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