403(b) Plans

403(b) plans are known as tax sheltered annuities (TSAs).  This type of plan is only available to the employees of tax-exempt charitable organizations or governmental organizations.  Like 401(k) plans, TSAs can accept pre-tax contributions from employees as well as employer matching and discretionary funds.  The annual individual savings deferral is limited by law to $14,000 for 2005. For individuals age 50 and older an additional catch-up contribution of $4,000 is allowed in 2005.

 
     

 

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