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IRA

Individual retirement accounts include traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, SIMPLE IRAs and SEP IRAs. Traditional and Roth IRAs are funded by the individual owner. SEP IRAs are funded by employers. SIMPLE IRAs are generally funded by employers and employees. Special tax rules apply to these accounts.

Spousal IRA

Definition An IRA established by a nonworking spouse ( or spouse who has little or no eligible compensation for IRA purposes) to receive a contribution

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Safe Harbor 403(b) Plan

Definition Nongovermental 403(b) plans that make contributions in accordance with a safe-harbor formula, resulting in the plan not being subject to the ACP nondiscrimination testing.

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Safe Harbor 401(k) Plan

Definition 401(k) plans that make contributions in accordance with a safe-harbor formula, resulting in the plan not being subject to the ACP and ADP nondiscrimination

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Truth-in-Lending Act

Definition Also known as Regulation Z, is a regulation that applies to qualified plans that regularly extends qualified plan loans  more than 25 times (or

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Trustee-to-trustee transfer

Definition From a technical perspective, trustee-to-trustee-transfers means that the assets are paid to the receiving retirement custodian, trustee or other approved recipient. Within the retirement

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Traditional IRA

Definition A retirement savings vehicle established and funded by the individual owner, wherein earnings accrue on a tax-deferred basis and distributions are treated as ordinary

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Tax sheltered annuity (TSA)

Definition Also referred to as a 403b annuity, a Tax Sheltered Annuity (TSA), is a retirement plan established by a nonprofit- tax-exempt organization as described under IRC §

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