Urchina
Full time employment: Posting here.
Hi, all. Due to an interesting combination of part-time jobs (one at an educational institution and one at a local govermental agency), I have access to both a 403(b) and 457. Both have low-cost index funds from Vanguard in all of our asset allocation categories; both are reasonably equivalent to manage. Neither have management fees. No employer match on either.
I have $17,500/year that can go into these accounts -- is one substantially superior than the other? Do they differ significantly in how they operate (from this end, so far, they appear nearly identical). For simplicity, it would be nice to have my contributions go into one alone, but that's not a requirement.
We also have IRAs, and DH maxes out his 401(k) annually.
Thanks for your ideas!
I have $17,500/year that can go into these accounts -- is one substantially superior than the other? Do they differ significantly in how they operate (from this end, so far, they appear nearly identical). For simplicity, it would be nice to have my contributions go into one alone, but that's not a requirement.
We also have IRAs, and DH maxes out his 401(k) annually.
Thanks for your ideas!