O'Neal Steel 401(k) match, vesting and fees

Plan year 2024 filingO'Neal Steel 401(k) Plan · Plan 002 · EIN 63-0196990Updated Oct 2026

What O'Neal Steel's 401(k) plan says about matching contributions

The Sponsor makes safe-harbor matching contributions and may, but is not required to, make non-elective employer contributions on behalf of participants based on his or her elective deferrals in a percentage set by the Sponsor. For 2024 and 2023, the Sponsor made a safe-harbor match of one hundred percent of the first one percent and fifty percent of the next five percent of participant contributions.
From the independent auditor's report attached to the plan year 2024 Form 5500, page 31. Open page 31 of the filing (PDF) ↗

Quoted directly from the filing. Plan terms may have changed; check your current Summary Plan Description.

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$116,889
Average account balance
3,863
Participants (end of year)
$426M
Plan assets (end of year)
0.01%
Admin expenses ÷ assets

Plan features

Indented passages are quoted word for word from the audit report; plan terms may have changed since, so check your current Summary Plan Description.

Employer matchQuoted from the filing aboveAudit report, p. 31 ↗
Match vesting
Participants are immediately vested in their voluntary contributions and any income or loss thereon. Participants are immediately vested in non-elective employer contributions and become one hundred percent vested in the Sponsor safe-harbor matching contributions after one year of service. TW Metals, Inc. participants become one hundred percent vested in the Sponsor profit-sharing plan after three years of service. Amounts not vested at the time a covered participant ceases to participate in the Plan are forfeited.
Audit report, p. 32 ↗
Automatic enrollment
Employees are automatically enrolled in the Plan at a three percent deferral rate, unless they elect to opt out in a timely manner. Upon the anniversary of their hire date, all employees automatically enrolled in the Plan who have a deferral rate of less than six percent will have their deferral rate increased by one percent, capping at six percent; therefore, participants deferring six percent or more will not be affected. Participants can opt out of the annual automatic enrollment and automatic escalation options.
Audit report, p. 31 ↗
Roth contributions
Participants may also contribute their after-tax annual compensation for Roth elective deferral purposes, subject to certain limitations, with the contributions and earnings thereon being nontaxable when withdrawn from the Plan.
Audit report, p. 31 ↗
Loans
Participants may borrow from their fund accounts a minimum of $1,000 up to a maximum of $50,000 or fifty percent of their vested account balance, whichever is less. The loans are secured by the balance in the participant’s account and bear interest from 4.25 percent to 9.50 percent. The interest rate on participant loans is determined by the plan administrator in accordance with Plan provisions. Principal and interest are paid through payroll deductions as indicated in the loan policy.
Audit report, p. 32 ↗
RecordkeeperFidelity Investments InstitutionalSchedule C ↗
Independent auditorBmss, LLC (unmodified opinion, limited scope)Schedule H ↗
Plan type and status401(k) · ActiveForm 5500 ↗
Late participant contributionsReported on the filingSchedule H ↗

All rows are from the plan year 2024 filing; plan features from its audit report.

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How the plan compares

Plan year 2024 medians for 348 defined-contribution plans in wholesale trade with 1,000 to 4,999 participants.

O'Neal Steel: employer contribution per participant$2,845
Peer median$2,066
O'Neal Steel: average balance$116,889
Peer median$77,876
O'Neal Steel: admin expenses ÷ assets0.01%
Peer median0.14%

Admin expenses are the plan's reported administrative expenses divided by its assets; they do not include fund expense ratios.

Plan history

Plan assets went from $390M at the end of plan year 2021 to $426M at the end of plan year 2024.

$390M2021$321M2022$382M2023$426M2024
End-of-year figures from each plan year's Form 5500 filing for the O'Neal Steel plan.
Plan yearParticipantsAssetsEmployer contributionsPer participantAdmin expense ratioMatch formulaFiling
20243,863$426M$10.4M$2,8450.01%Quoted in the audit report, p. 31 ↗Form 5500 ↗
20233,865$382M$9.9M$2,692<0.01%Not publishedForm 5500 ↗
20223,712$321M$8.7M$2,491<0.01%Not publishedForm 5500 ↗
20213,182$390M$7.4M$2,341—Not publishedForm 5500 ↗

Other O'Neal Steel plans (1)

Each plan files its own Form 5500. Figures are from each plan's latest filing.

Oneal Steel Consolidated Pension Plan for Salaried, Hourly and Union Employees

Plan 005 · EIN 63-0196990 · plan year 2023 filing · terminated
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Average account balance
0
Participants (end of year)
$0
Plan assets (end of year)
1.13%
Admin expenses ÷ assets

Plan features

Match, vesting and enrollment details have not been published from this plan's audit report yet. The figures below come from the structured filing.

RecordkeeperPrincipal Life Insurance CompanySchedule C ↗
Independent auditorBmss, LLC (unmodified opinion, limited scope)Schedule H ↗
Plan type and statusPension (defined benefit) · Terminated (final filing)Form 5500 ↗

Common questions

Does O'Neal Steel match 401(k) contributions?

The audit report attached to the O'Neal Steel 401(k) Plan's plan year 2024 Form 5500, page 31 says: “The Sponsor makes safe-harbor matching contributions and may, but is not required to, make non-elective employer contributions on behalf of participants based on his or her elective deferrals in a percentage set by the Sponsor. For 2024 and 2023, the Sponsor made a safe-harbor match of one hundred percent of the first one percent and fifty percent of the next five percent of participant contributions.” Plan terms may have changed; check your current Summary Plan Description.

When is the O'Neal Steel 401(k) match vested?

The audit report attached to the plan year 2024 Form 5500, page 32 says: “Participants are immediately vested in their voluntary contributions and any income or loss thereon. Participants are immediately vested in non-elective employer contributions and become one hundred percent vested in the Sponsor safe-harbor matching contributions after one year of service. TW Metals, Inc. participants become one hundred percent vested in the Sponsor profit-sharing plan after three years of service. Amounts not vested at the time a covered participant ceases to participate in the Plan are forfeited.”

Who manages the O'Neal Steel 401(k)?

The recordkeeper listed on Schedule C of the plan year 2024 filing is Fidelity Investments Institutional. The plan administrator is O'Neal Steel, Inc..

I left O'Neal Steel. How do I find my old 401(k)?

Your account stays in the plan until you move it. Contact the plan administrator (O'Neal Steel, Inc., (205) 599-8000) or the recordkeeper, Fidelity Investments Institutional. The O'Neal Steel old 401(k) page lists the contacts from every plan filing. Find an old O'Neal Steel 401(k)

Data from the public Form 5500 annual reports O'Neal Steel filed with the U.S. Department of Labor (plan years 2021 and 2022 and 2023 and 2024) and, where noted, the attached independent auditor's report. Plan terms may have changed since the filing; check your current Summary Plan Description. PlanFacts is not affiliated with O'Neal Steel. Not financial advice. Report a correction · Methodology