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Summa Health System 401(k), 403(b), pension plans

5 retirement plans filed by Summa Health System from 2005 to 2016: 4 moved their money into another plan and 1 ended.

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What happened to Summa Health System's older plans?

The Summa Health System Tax Sheltered Annuity Program: In 2015, its money moved into the Summa Health 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan. The Summa Health System Retirement Income Plan and Trust: In 2013, its money moved into the Summa Health Retirement Income Plan and Trust. The Summa Health System Pension Savings Plan: In 2016, its money moved into the Summa Health 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan. Accounts move with the money, so ask the plan that received it.

Can money still be in an old Summa Health System plan that ended?

Yes. A plan that ends must pay out or move every account, but people who moved or never answered can be missed. The plan's last company, an IRA provider it used, PBGC or your state's unclaimed property office may hold it. The free search shows which, for your years.

What kinds of retirement plans did Summa Health System have?

Its filings show 401(k), 403(b) and pension plans, filed 2005 to 2016.

Sources: 30 annual reports filed with the U.S. Department of Labor (Form 5500), 2005 to 2016; recordkeepers from each plan's latest service-provider schedule; phone numbers from each company's own site. Employer IDs: 34-0714755. Updated with each data release. How we search. Plan facts only, no one's balance. No referral fees, no affiliate money. Attovar is not part of Summa Health System or the government.

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