Who Can Sponsor a 403(b) Plan?
Public schools (K-12, colleges, universities)
Nonprofit organizations (501(c)(3))
Certain ministers and religious institutions
How a 403(b) Plan Works
403(b) plans operate similarly to 401(k) plans, offering employees the ability to defer income into a retirement account. These plans can include employer contributions.
Types of Contributions
Employer matching contributions
Employer discretionary contributions
Catch-up contributions for employees age 50+ and those with 15 years of service with the organization
Advantages
Tailored for public and nonprofit employers
Higher contribution potential with 15-year catch-up
Tax-deferred or Roth savings
May qualify for SECURE 2.0 startup credits
Ready to Learn More?
Our team understands the unique rules and compliance needs of 403(b) plans. Contact us to ensure your plan is efficient, compliant, and well-supported.