401k vs 403b – What's the difference between a 401k and 403b?

by | Jul 31, 2022 | 403b | 13 comments

401k vs 403b – What's the difference between a 401k and 403b?




What’s the difference between a 401k and 403b? Is a 401k better than a 403b? We’ll take a look at the similarities and differences between the 403b and 401k retirement plans in this video to give you a better understanding of how the two most common workplace retirement plans match up!

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13 Comments

  1. Jay Fairbrother

    What do you think of the new intro music. Pretty good, right?!

  2. Azwa Roy

    like 401k we can max out, are we allowed to do with 403(b)?

  3. JAMES LEE

    The university I work for uses tiaa investments, your opinion on this option?

  4. Ali Nemati

    Not good explanation

  5. vickimon

    Is there a benefit for deferring the tax later as opposed to taxed beforehand?

  6. Jason Buckman

    RMD age is 72, not 70½.

  7. Anastasi In Tech

    Interesting! For me there is no difference …. both sounds great and unavailable… We can put about 2% untaxed to pension 🙁

  8. Alicia Dion

    I didn't know about the $3000 catch-up on 403bs! Good ending too, it's great to understand the differences, but it's not going to change your options.

  9. Trading With CJ

    Nice breakdown mate!! Seems like a no brainer!

  10. Kj

    Like the saying goes, don’t give up your day job….lol

  11. Stephen Ojo

    Easy to understand, thanks Jay.

  12. Andrew Lopez

    But which is better to yolo on Doge with 20x leverage?

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