Tax deferred savings - Reduce the amount of taxes you pay each month!
A provision in the Internal Revenue Code (Section 403(b)) allows you
to defer from your taxable income, the portion of your salary that is
contributed to purchase a 403(b) contract. Under a salary reduction agreement
with your qualified employer, your pay will be reduced by the amount of
your contribution and will be sent directly to American Fidelity. Your
salary is reduced by the amount you want to pay into the program; you
pay federal income tax only on the remaining portion!
For example, if your salary is $30,000 and you contribute $1,200, your gross
taxable income is only $28,800... perhaps placing you in a lower tax bracket.
Your tax-deferred payments plus interest earnings accumulate in your account until you retire
and begin receiving monthly payments. At that time you pay tax on the payments
as you receive them, but during your accumulation period, you have dollars
working for you that you would have otherwise paid in taxes. In addition,
reduced income following retirement places many people in a lower tax bracket.
Because these funds are intended for retirement purposes, tax law permits
you to withdraw only under certain circumstances. Click here
to view withdrawal restrictions.
Funding Options
Hightlights
- Deferred Growth - no annual taxation on earnings as your money grows
- Earns a competitive interest rate, click here for additional information.
- Annual Statements - sent periodically to report current account value
- Flexible - you may stop, start, increase, or decrease your contributions as allowed by your employer
- Loan Provision - 403(b) plan loans are available with some funding options. If guidelines
are followed carefully you will avoid both the income tax and any penalty on loan amounts.
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