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3/17/2004: Is Your 403(b) Old School or New School? (403bwise)

Excerpt: In many ways the 403(b) retirement plan is truly the Rodney Dangerfield of retirement plans: it gets no respect. While the mainstream financial media focus on the private sector 401(k), participants in 403(b) plans are largely left to fend for themselves with little or no information, and worse, mostly lousy investment choices.

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