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403(b) Rules May Suggest Value as Universal Platform of the Future
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Jan. 31, 2017
"One of the most unusual differences ... between 403(b) plans and 401(k) plans is the striking fact that the 415 limit is an individual limit, not a plan level limit. The reason: 403(b) plans are still fundamentally designed around an individual. It is this sort of design which also should suggest it as a potential design of choice for the future: with the focus growing on individual portability of the retirement benefit, it's easy to forget that these individual contracts were portable between plans."

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