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Tag Archives: CalPERS 457(b) plan
A 457(b) Plan Distribution Depends on Which 457(b) Plan You’re In
By Jeff Chang With very few exceptions, the rules governing governmental 457(b) plans require a “severance of employment” to occur before a distribution can be made. Recently, we came across yet another of those arcane, little-known rules that will likely … Continue reading
Tagged CalPERS 457(b) plan, multiple employer 457(b), severance from employment
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