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Southeast Inc. 403(b) Program

Southeast, Inc., Columbus OH. Employer ID 310940189, plan number 001. Annual reports on file for 2010 to 2025.

Where the money went

1. Filed 2010-2025Southeast Inc. 403(b) Program, Southeast, Inc.
2. TodaySoutheast Inc. 403(b) Program still files. That is where to ask.

Events in the filings

• 2010: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2011: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2012: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2012: The plan's money at the start of the year didn't match the end of the year before, so some money may have moved in or out without being reported.
• 2013: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2014: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2015: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2016: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2017: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2018: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2019: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2020: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2021: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2022: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.
• 2023: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, so records can get mixed up.
• 2024: Another plan used the same employer ID and plan number, and this plan's report is missing from the government data file most search tools use. That's one reason it can be hard to find.

People in the plan

"Left, still in the plan" counts people who left the employer but still have a benefit in the plan, as reported by the plan.

Source: U.S. Department of Labor Form 5500 filings. Plan-level facts only; no one's balance. Information only, not legal advice.