401(k) Co. and payroll service partner

The Online 401(k) announced today it is partnering with Expedition Payroll, which will allow the company to offer its clients more comprehensive payroll systems.
JUN 22, 2007
By  Bloomberg
San Francisco-based The Online 401(k) announced today it is partnering with Expedition Payroll, which will allow the company to offer its clients more comprehensive payroll systems. Online 401(k) is a full-service web-based 401(k) company that provides plans for small companies and single-person businesses. Expedition Payroll processes payroll for companies across the country with employees working in a wide array of industries. “Expedition Payroll directly complements the way that The Online 401(k) works and gives small businesses the best of both worlds: A comprehensive solution previously available only from large organizations, with the personalized attention of a small firm," said Chad Parks, chief executive of The Online 401(k) in a statement.

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