403(b) plans

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403(b) plans are tax-advantaged retirement savings accounts primarily offered to employees of public schools, certain nonprofits, and some religious organizations in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defined contribution plan
retirement savings plan
tax-advantaged account
administeredBy plan sponsor
allows employee elective deferrals
employer contributions
alsoKnownAs TSA plan
tax-deferred annuity plan
tax-sheltered annuity plan
catchUpProvision 15-year service catch-up contributions
age 50 catch-up contributions
contributionLimitBasis Internal Revenue Code Section 402(g)
contributionType Roth after-tax contributions
pre-tax contributions
country United States
differsFrom 401(k) plan sponsor eligibility
earlyWithdrawalPenaltyAge 59½
eligibleInvestments annuity contracts
mutual funds
employerContributionLimitBasis Internal Revenue Code Section 415(c)
governedBy Internal Revenue Code Section 403(b)
hardshipFeature may allow hardship withdrawals
historicallyInvestedIn fixed annuities
variable annuities
loanFeature may allow participant loans
mayBeSubjectTo Employee Retirement Income Security Act
offeredTo employees of 501(c)(3) nonprofits
employees of certain religious organizations
public school employees
participantControl employee-directed investment choices
planSponsorType charitable organizations
church-related organizations
churches
colleges and universities
public school districts
primaryPurpose retirement savings
regulator Internal Revenue Service
rmdStartAge 73
rolloverFrom 401(k) plan
traditional IRA
rolloverTo 401(k) plan
traditional IRA
rothWithdrawalTreatment tax-free qualified distributions
similarTo 401(k) plan
subjectTo annual contribution limits
early withdrawal penalties
required minimum distributions
taxTreatment tax-deferred growth
withdrawalTaxation ordinary income tax on pre-tax withdrawals

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