A 403(b) is a tax-advantaged retirement plan for employees of public schools and nonprofit organizations. Employees can make contributions from their paychecks and let the earnings grow tax-deferred until withdrawn in later years.   Understanding the tax implications of a 403(b) account can help you determine the best time to withdraw funds. The following guidelines can help.   Tax Implications of a Traditional or Roth 403(b) Consider the tax implications when deciding whethe

If you’re an employee of a nonprofit organization, you might be able to participate in a 403(b) plan. This employer-sponsored,...

When transitioning from working as a licensed financial coach to building a freelance writing business, I taught myself to write grant...

During my time as a licensed financial coach, I started my freelance writing business. I taught myself to write grant proposals,...