Hi Laura, I enjoyed your recent episode about having multiple retirements accounts.

But it was really helpful to hear you talk about using a 403D and a 457D together.

My understanding is that I can have both of these accounts being a college professor and

I think that's uncommon knowledge.

As a matter of fact, I had an account and told me that I couldn't have both.

Based on the IRS website, I believe I can and the things have separate contribution maximum.

So I was wondering if you wouldn't mind addressing that issue on a feature episode.

Thanks so much.

I really love the show.

Thank you so much, anonymous caller, for your kind words and great question.

I'm going to answer it in this show.

We'll cover who can have 403B and 457B retirement plans.

We'll cover the account rules and whether you can max out both accounts in the same year.

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