Which one of the following is a tax-deferred retirement plan sponsored by an employer?

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A 401 Plan is a tax-deferred retirement plan sponsored by an employer, where contributions are deducted from the employee's pre-tax income. The money in the plan grows tax-deferred until withdrawal during retirement. Roth IRA and Education IRA are individual retirement accounts, Keogh Account is a type of retirement plan for self-employed individuals, and Traditional IRA is an individual retirement account funded with pre-tax income. However, only a 401 Plan is a tax-deferred retirement plan sponsored by an employer.

Which One of the Following Is a Tax-Deferred Retirement Plan