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Saving for the future
        401(k) retirement plans






        Employee retirement savings and investment plans  |  netbenefits.com

        Because preparing for a financially secure retirement is so important,
        Epicor is pleased to provide the most beneficial personal savings and
        retirement programs available: a tax-deferred 401(k) plan and a Roth
        401(k) plan!                                                                Get free money!



        You are eligible to begin participating at any time during the year. These plans are   Epicor matches the 401(k)
        administered by Fidelity NetBenefits®.                                      and the Roth 401(k) $0.50
                                                                                    pre-tax for each dollar
        By joining the 401(k) plan, you’ll enjoy the many benefits this plan offers including:
             •  Reducing  your  current  taxable  income  by  contributing  on  a  pre-tax  basis.  Your   you contribute on the first
              contributions are deducted from your paycheck before taxes are taken out of your   5% of your pay for each
              pay. This means a tax savings for you now.                            pay period in which you
             •  Growing your account contributions over time by contributing regularly on a tax-
              deferred basis.                                                       make a contribution.
             •  Investing in a wide variety of investment options offered through the plan. For
              more information about the Epicor 401(k) Savings Plan, you may visit Fidelity
              Investments at netbenefits.com.

        Roth 401(k): An additional way to save!                                       401(K) auto enrollment:
        Unlike a traditional pre-tax 401(k), the Roth 401(k) allows  you to contribute after-tax
        dollars and then withdraw tax-free dollars from your account when you retire.  A Roth   If you do not enroll in the Epicor
        401(k) could be a good option for:                                            Software Corporation 401(k)
             •  Younger  employees  who  have  a  longer  retirement  horizon  and  more  time  to   Savings and Investment Plan
              accumulate tax-free earnings.                                           within 30 days of your eligibility
             •  Highly compensated individuals who aren’t eligible for Roth IRAs, but who want a   date, you will be automatically
              pool of tax-free money to draw on in retirement.                        enrolled at a contribution rate of
             •  Employees who want to leave tax-free money to their heirs.            3% of your pretax eligible earnings
                                                                                      and your contributions will be
        How much can you contribute to EACH plan?                                     invested in a Fidelity Freedom
             •   You may defer up to 90% of your pre-tax income, up to the IRS maximum.  Fund based on your age. The auto
             •   If you are turning 50 or older anytime this year, you are also eligible for a 401(k)   enrollment  feature increases  by
              “catch-up”.                                                             1% every year, unless you direct
             •   You are immediately eligible for our company match. Epicor matches $0.50 pre-tax   otherwise.
              for each dollar you contribute on the first 5% of your pay for each pay period in
              which you make a contribution.


        It is easy to enroll, manage your account or learn more about what investments are offered
        in the plan by visiting Fidelity NetBenefits® at  netbenefits.com. The site also offers
        interactive featured highlights such as:
            •   See how Fidelity can help plan for all your needs
            •   Two minutes to get on track with your retirement savings
            •   Budget to get out of debt
            •  Help with choosing investments



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