steelyman
Moderator Emeritus
I’ve got a Fidelity 403(b) plan from Illinois, my former employer.
I received a notice today about upcoming changes to the fund choices. Previously there were a huge number of Fidelity funds available but over time I winnowed it down to 4 that I still hold.
It’s not a big deal to me but their transition guide includes a fund mapping chart that details how funds with existing balances will be exchanged to funds in the new lineup. When I looked at it to see how it may affect me I was surprised to see several Vanguard choices in the new Fidelity 403(b) lineup! Most on the fixed income side, but it’s an interesting twist…
[ADDED] On second look I see that the Vanguard funds now included are cash/money market and high-yield bond funds. All other fund types remain at Fidelity although may be transferred into other similar Fidelity funds.
I received a notice today about upcoming changes to the fund choices. Previously there were a huge number of Fidelity funds available but over time I winnowed it down to 4 that I still hold.
It’s not a big deal to me but their transition guide includes a fund mapping chart that details how funds with existing balances will be exchanged to funds in the new lineup. When I looked at it to see how it may affect me I was surprised to see several Vanguard choices in the new Fidelity 403(b) lineup! Most on the fixed income side, but it’s an interesting twist…
[ADDED] On second look I see that the Vanguard funds now included are cash/money market and high-yield bond funds. All other fund types remain at Fidelity although may be transferred into other similar Fidelity funds.
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