Not-for-profit DC plans
Articles and Video on Not-for-profit DC Plans
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Huntington Memorial Hospital chooses Fidelity as record keeper
Huntington Memorial Hospital hired Fidelity Investments as record keeper for its 403(b) plan.
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Austin Travis County Integral Care looking for a bundled provider for 3 DC plans
Austin Travis County (Texas) Integral Care is searching for a bundled provider for its three defined contribution plans.
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Hope College calls on Transamerica as new record keeper
Hope College, Holland, Mich., hired Transamerica as record keeper for its 403(b) plan.
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The WorkPlace seeks investment consultant for 401(k) plan
The WorkPlace, Bridgeport, Conn., is searching for a consultant for its 401(k) plan, according to an RFP posted on the non-profitorganization’s website.
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Saint Louis University names TIAA-CREF as sole provider of DC plans
Saint Louis University hired TIAA-CREF as sole bundled provider of its 401(a) and 403(b) plans.
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Cardinal Health chooses Wells Fargo as record keeper
Cardinal Health Inc. hired Wells Fargo Institutional Retirement and Trust as record keeper for its 401(k) plan.
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New York City Health and Hospitals seeks 403(b) investment adviser
New York City Health and Hospitals Corp. is searching for a consultant to provide investment advisory services for its 403(b) plan.
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Massachusetts law paves way for DC plan for small non-profit organizations
Massachusetts Treasurer Steven Grossman will sponsor a qualified defined contribution plan open to non-profit organizations with 20 or fewer employees, under a bill signed into law Friday by Gov. Deval Patrick.
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New York Blood Center taps TIAA-CREF as 403(b) plan provider
New York Blood Center Inc. hiired TIAA-CREF as bundled provider for its $235 million 403(b) plan
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Brooklyn hospital 403(b) signs on with TIAA-CREF as bundled provider
Brooklyn Hospital Center hired TIAA-CREF as bundled service provider for its 403(b) plan.
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United Methodist’s Wespath adds social lending manager
Sylvia Poniecki joined the Wespath Investment Management division of the $15.8 billion United Methodist Church General Board of Pension and Health Benefits, Glenview, Ill., as a manager in the positive social purpose lending program, according to a board statement. She replaced David R. Schanock
