Findings from a recent AARP survey of registered voters ages 25 and older:
said it’s important for people to be able to save money for retirement while working.
said they’re participating in a workplace retirement savings plan.
of respondents aged 45+ wish they had more money saved for their retirement years.
Overland Park Retirement Plan Solutions
- 401(k)
- 403 (b)
- 457 plans
- Deferred Compensation
- College Plans (529)
- Estate Plans
- Executive Compensation (buy, sell, key man insurance, defined benefit)
- Profit Sharing Plans
- Employee Stock Ownership Plans
- Cash Balance Plans
- Defined Benefit Plans
Map of Overland Park (KS)
About Overland Park (KS)
With its strategic location at the crossroads of major highways, Overland Park has become a magnet for diverse industries, including technology, finance, healthcare and telecommunications. This accessibility has attracted a wide array of businesses, from small startups to Fortune 500 companies, seeking to capitalize on the city’s advantageous position for commerce and distribution.
At the heart of Overland Park’s business community is a spirit of collaboration and innovation. The city boasts a robust network of coworking spaces, business incubators and accelerator programs that foster creativity and entrepreneurship. These hubs of innovation have given rise to tech startups, cutting-edge research facilities and forward-thinking enterprises, solidifying Overland Park’s reputation as a hub for innovation in the region.
The city’s commitment to education further fuels its thriving business environment. Overland Park is home to renowned educational institutions, including the Johnson County Community College and satellite campuses of major universities. These institutions provide a skilled workforce and offer continuing education opportunities, ensuring a steady stream of talent for the city’s businesses.