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| Subject: Re: Where to 403(b)(7) ? | Date: 12/15/1998 12:16 PM | |
| Author: dweiss3 | Number: 7311 of 72252 | |
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I've run into a problem trying to open my wife's 403(b)(7) account with Vanguard. They are not willing to sign the "Hold Harmless" agreement required by the L. A. County Office of Education. I wanted to open the account with Vanguard in order to invest in their index accounts. So, I would like to find another mutual fund company who will sign the agreement required by the school district. Maybe this is a long shot, and I will probably have to contact many companies, but does anyone have any advice? Also, on a related note, this 403(b) plan is often put into a T.S.A. How do Fools view this investment vehicle? ______________________________________________________ Try T.Rowe Price. I just switched my wife's 403(b) account to them. They have an S&P 500 Index fund. They charge no set-up or maintenance fees. They are an authorized provider for my wife's school district. I an not familiar with the "Hold Harmless" agreement. Regarding TSA's, I am not a fan of insurance companies as investment managers. We did not start my wife's 403(b) until the school district expanded the program to include mutual funds. Hope this helps. dweiss3 |
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