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Educate yourself on the importance of saving for your retirement, the three sources of retirement income, basic investment principals and the resources available to help you. Contributions and Limits
The Internal Revenue Code limits the annual contributions you can make to a 403(b) plan and a 457(b) plan. The limits may be adjusted each year.
The 2021 deferral limits are as follows:
403(b) Plan
Elective deferral limit $19,500
Age 50 catch-up $6,500457(b) Plan
Elective deferral limit $19,500
Age 50 catch-up $6,500NEW - Roth 403(b) Plan
Elective deferral limit $19,500
Age 50 catch-up $6,500NEW - Roth 457(b) Plan
Elective deferral limit $19,500
Age 50 catch-up $6,500Note: New Roth 403(b) and Roth 457(b) option is included in the annual deferal limits
For more information about the Roth click here.
The 2020 deferral limits are as follows:
403(b) Plan
Elective deferral limit $19,500
Age 50 catch-up $6,500457(b) Plan
Elective deferral limit $19,500
Age 50 catch-up $6,500Both permanent and temporary employees may contribute either a percentage of pay or a flat amount, starting with as little as $1 per pay period.
AACPS Newsletter - Retirement Check-up.
Managing Your Money (And More) Online...Securely
Risks, Returns and Your Retirement Money
Know Your Retirement Plan: Glossary of Terms
403(b) or 457(b)? Understanding Your Options
National Save For Retirement Week
Saving Strategies for Retirement
Managing Investments in Time of Market Turbulence
Save For Retirement and Reduce Taxes
Should you Consolidate Accounts?
Managing Your Retirement Accounts
What's Your Plan? Check the List to Get Ready for Retirement
Are you Saving Enough for Retirement?
Beating Longevity Risk: How to Outlive Your Money and Do It In Style
Where are You in Your Retirement Planning?
403(b) and 457(b) Plans: Similarities and Differences
Fees and your Supplemental Retirement Plan
Supplemental Retirement Benefits; The Consequences of Taking a Plan Loan or Hardship Distribution
Target Date Funds: Is One Right for You?
Articles to understand saving for retirement and how you can make the most of it:
Understanding Asset Classes
Anyone can Save for Retirement!
Stay Focused on Your Retirement GoalsLearn more about planning for retirement on these external websites.
www.choosetosave.org Tips on how to save for retirement including the ballpark estimate feature that can help you figure out how much you will need for retirement.
Know a good retirement planning site? Send your ideas to benefits@aacps.org.
