Tina
No customer service
Opened a solo 401(k) 7 months ago through my new financial advisor. Received a seemingly urgent email from Nabers 12/26/24 stating I am required to complete a contribution form before end of year even though I don't know my contribution amount until after taxes, and despite having until 4/2025 to contribute for 2024. Back and forth emails, mostly not answering my question for 4 days, and referring me to blog and chat bot. "Required" form not even on my dashboard and come to find out they want you to "upgrade" to a service with a monthly fee that will cost $348/year to access the online form. Also getting annoying emails that my account "is at risk of cancellation" for expired credit card, when my credit card is up to date in their records. Seems to be all automation/no customer service. Can't wait to get my $$$ out of there. I've never had a plan admin where you can't call a human
Response from Nabers GroupFeb 4, 2025
Hi Tina. I'm sorry to hear about your frustrations. RE: REQUIRED DOCUMENT UPGRADE. There is not required upgrade to complete a required form. You are required to document your contribution, which can be done via a simple PDF you have access to in your documents area at your billing level. Or their is a more robust contribution tracking software available in our core software. This upgrade is not a form, but an entire suite for tracking contributions. It's designed to save you time and effort as the plan administrator. As for an expired credit card, we did update our billing system. I apologize if there were any erroneous messages relating to that. We do our best to make messages accurate and clear, but with payment processing vendors, errors sometimes can happen. If there is any unresolved error, please reach out to our support and we'll gladly resolve it promptly. As for getting your money out of here, we do not have control, administration, or visibility into your plan money or assets. You are the plan administrator and signed as such when you setup the plan and signed the documents. I would suggest you review what you've done to get an understanding of how it works so that you can be empowered to be a happy and successful plan owner, administrator, and participant. The Solo 401k is a very powerful retirement plan once understood and put to work for you and your future.




