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Keogh plan

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Keogh Plan
A defined-benefit plan or defined-contribution plan established by a self-employed individual for him/herself and his/her employees.

Notes:
Like earnings in regular qualified plans, earnings in a Keogh accrue on a tax-deferred basis

See also: IRA, SEP
Keogh plan
A type of pension account in which taxes are deferred. Available to those who are self-employed.
Keogh plan
A federally approved retirement program that permits self-employed individuals to set aside for savings up to a specified amount. All contributions and income earned by the account are tax deferred until withdrawals are made during retirement. Investment opportunities include certificates of deposit, mutual funds, and self-directed brokerage accounts.


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