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What is a 403(b)?

Updated: 8/21/2019
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A 403b is similar to a 401k but involves non-profit or charitable organizations. Churches, some community colleges, or private colleges are among the examples. There are somewhat different rules on 403b contribution levels. Withdrawals for active pastors also may make deductions for housing allowances deductible.

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According to the IRS, a 403(b) Plan is also known as the tax-sheltered annuity plan (TSA Plan). This plan operates as a retirement plan for employees of certain tax-exempt organizations including public schools, nonprofit organizations, and ministers. There are three different account options for the 403(b) Plan, including an annuity contract, a custodial account that is invested in a mutual fund, or as a retirement income amount that may be invested in annuities or mutual funds.

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