Find an old Model N 401(k)

Who to contact about an account in the Model N plan, from the filings. Free, no sign-up, no Social Security number.

Model N, Inc. 401(k) Plan

Model N, Inc · Plan 001 · EIN 77-0528806 · San Mateo, CA

Active · plan year 2024 filing401(k)
Plan administratorModel N, Inc
777 Mariners Island Blvd, Suite 300, San Mateo, CA 94404
Form 5500 ↗
Recordkeeper (who holds the accounts)Fidelity Investments InstitutionalSchedule C ↗
Former employees with balances320 separated participants still had money in the planForm 5500 ↗

Model N 401(k) match, vesting and fees →

Found it? Your options

Leave itOften allowed if your balance is over $7,000. You keep the plan's investments and fees.
Move it to your new job's planIf the new plan accepts roll-ins. Ask the new plan's recordkeeper.
Roll it into an IRAMore investment choices, and you control it. A direct rollover avoids withholding and penalties.
Cash outUsually taxed, plus a 10% penalty if you are under 59½.

General information, not financial or tax advice. Rules depend on your plan and situation.

How to track down the account

  1. Call the plan administrator or recordkeeper listed on the filing. Have your name, Social Security number and dates of employment ready.
  2. If the plan terminated, ask the administrator where balances went (another plan, an IRA provider, or a state unclaimed-property office).
  3. Over 65? Also check the Department of Labor's Retirement Savings Lost and Found database.

Common questions

How do I find my old Model N 401(k)?

Contact the plan administrator listed on the plan's Form 5500 filing: Model N, Inc, (650) 610-4600. The accounts are held by the recordkeeper, Fidelity Investments Institutional. Have your Social Security number and dates of employment ready.

What is the Model N 401(k) phone number?

The plan administrator phone number on the plan year 2024 filing is (650) 610-4600.

Contacts are as filed on each plan's latest Form 5500 and may be out of date. PlanFacts is not affiliated with Model N and does not hold accounts. Not financial advice. Report a correction