How big is Miami Childrens Museum's plan?

Miami Childrens Museum's plan reported $1.9M in assets and 102 participants for 2024.

Original filing (PDF)20250723124401NAL0010372386001

Miami Childrens Museum

Name: Miami Childrens Museum — Miami Children's Museum, Form 5500 (2024)
Creator: Miami Childrens Museum
License: https://www.usa.gov/government-works

Form 5500-SF

FILING_RECEIVED

Miami Children's Museum 403(b) Plan

401(k) retirement plan · Miami Childrens Museum's Miami Children's Museum 403(b) Plan held $1.9M in plan assets for 102 participants in 2024.

Active participants

102

Accounts w/ balance

Plan assets (EOY)

$1.9M

Net assets (EOY)

$1.9M

People on this filing

Plan Sponsor signed Miami Childrens Museum's 2024 Form 5500 as plan administrator.

Plan Sponsor — Plan Administrator — Form 5500 signer

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Signer names are public record from the Form 5500 e-signature.

Plan identifiers

Miami Childrens Museum's EIN is 59-2396999.

EIN 59-2396999

Plan number 002

Plan year 2024

ACK ID 20250723124401NAL0010372386001

Official Form 5500 document

Download the official 2024 Form 5500 (PDF) for Miami Childrens Museum from the U.S. Department of Labor's EFAST2 system.

Download the official 2024 Form 5500 (PDF)

Plan features

Miami Childrens Museum's plan includes profit-sharing, ERISA 404(c) participant direction, a 401(k) feature, 403(b) custodial accounts.

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Plan health score

Above-average plan

Directional indicator from public Form 5500 data — compliance & integrity, total plan cost, participant health and vendor stack, benchmarked against same-size peers. Not a fiduciary tool. Based on 70% of scoring inputs for this filing.

Compliance & integrity

Total plan cost

n/a

Plan health

Vendor & structure

100

Knocking points off

No IQPA named; plan is in the 80-120 transition zone.
Low account-holder ratio — balance-holders per active participant in the bottom quartile of peers (14th percentile).

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