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When may mapping take place within the Retirement Savings Plan? In the event that it is determined that a fund is not performing according to the standards established in the Investment Policy Statement, the Retirement Savings Plan Investment Review Subcommittee will determine any appropriate action to take which may include removing the fund from the menu and mapping assets from that fund into a replacement for that fund.
When will the Diversified participant administrative fees be deducted from employee accounts?

If the participant opens a Schwab Personal Choice Retirement Account, the $50 annual fee will be deducted in the month of January following the plan year.

Can I roll over my personal investment accounts from Vanguard or Charles Schwab to Diversified? If so, are there any fees associated with doing so? Your personal investments cannot be a roll over to the Retirement Savings Plan unless they are funds from a previous employer's retirement plan and have been kept in a separate IRA.
Is there be a representative at my location to provide ongoing assistance? Yes, Diversified makes available Retirement Plan Specialists at locations throughout Trinity Health.
What are the tax benefits of contributing to the Trinity Health 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan? All of your personal contributions to the Trinity Health 403(b) or 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan are invested on a pre-tax basis. This means your contributions are deducted before federal, state, and local taxes are withheld - thus reducing your income for tax purposes. In addition, your account grows tax-free until you receive a distribution from the Retirement Savings Plan.

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