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Non-Profit Plan Selection Guide

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Retirement Plans that Reflect Your Mission

Your non-profit deserves a plan that supports employees, protects fiduciaries, and aligns with your values. Fisher\SMB specializes in tailoring retirement solutions for non-profit organizations.

Non-Profits Face Unique Challenges

Non-profit organizations operate differently than for-profit businesses—and their retirement plans should reflect that. Here are the four major areas where nonprofits often struggle:

How Fisher\SMB Supports Non-Profits

We understand non-profits and we know what matters most to you:

Custom Plan Design

We tailor retirement plans to your organization’s goals, no cookie-cutter templates. From Roth options to employer contributions, we help you build a plan that works for your people.

Transparent, Low-Cost Platforms

Say goodbye to annuity-based plans with hidden fees. We deliver open architecture platforms with clear pricing and no proprietary fund requirements.

Fiduciary Risk Management

Board members are fiduciaries and personally liable. We provide ERISA 3(38) investment management and fiduciary education to help reduce risk and protect decision-makers.

Employee Education & Engagement

Your employees deserve a plan with guidance. We offer personalized education and one-on-one support to help them retire with confidence.


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3 Ways Your 403(b) Can Cost You Big

More than half of all 403(b) retirement plans are on an annuity platform, which is an outdated system that could be charging participants higher fees. By offering a retirement plan for your team that avoids high fees and offers meaningful support, you could help them to save potentially thousands of dollars over time. Download the 403(b) Plan Guide to learn more.

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Your Non-Profit Retirement Questions—Answered

Making the right decisions for your organization’s retirement plan can feel complex. From plan types to fiduciary responsibilities, we’ve compiled answers to the most common questions non-profits ask—so you can move forward with confidence.

What’s the difference between a 401(k) and a 403(b)?
How can we reduce fiduciary risk for our board?
Why avoid annuity-based plans?
Do you help with RFPs?

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Non-Profit Retirement Plans

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401(k) vs. 403(b) Plans for Non-Profits

Read this article to get answers to frequently asked questions around the differences between 403(b) and 401(k) plans for non-profits.

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How Employees Benefit from Non-Annuity 403(b) Plans

See how a plan participant can benefit when a non-profit organization moves from an annuity based retirement plan to a non-annuity based 403(b) solution.

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403(b) Plans for Non-Profit Organizations

Choose a retirement plan designed specifically for non-profits like schools, hospitals, charities and churches. Visit our webpage to learn more.

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3 Ways Your 403(b) Can Cost You Big

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