Syracuse University 403(b) match, vesting and fees

Plan year 2024 filingSyracuse University Noncontributory Retirement Plan · Plan 001 · EIN 15-0532081Updated Oct 2026

What Syracuse University's 403(b) plan says about matching contributions

The match terms have not been published from this plan's filing yet.
The plan year 2024 filing reports $44.3M in employer contributions, about $3,468 per participant. That total includes any match and profit-sharing; it is not a match formula. Plan year 2024 Form 5500 ↗
$133,730
Average account balance
12,898
Participants (end of year)
$1.7B
Plan assets (end of year)
0.01%
Admin expenses ÷ assets

Plan features

Match, vesting and enrollment details have not been published from this plan's audit report yet. The figures below come from the structured filing.

RecordkeeperTIAASchedule C ↗
Independent auditorKPMG LLP (disclaimer opinion, limited scope)Schedule H ↗
Plan type and status403(b) · ActiveForm 5500 ↗

How the plan compares

Plan year 2024 medians for 54 defined-contribution plans in educational services with 10,000 to 49,999 participants.

Syracuse University: employer contribution per participant$3,468
Peer median$3,952
Syracuse University: average balance$133,730
Peer median$137,350
Syracuse University: admin expenses ÷ assets0.01%
Peer median0.02%

Admin expenses are the plan's reported administrative expenses divided by its assets; they do not include fund expense ratios.

Plan history

Plan assets went from $1.7B at the end of plan year 2021 to $1.7B at the end of plan year 2024.

$1.7B2021$1.5B2022$1.6B2023$1.7B2024
End-of-year figures from each plan year's Form 5500 filing for the Syracuse University plan.
Plan yearParticipantsAssetsEmployer contributionsPer participantAdmin expense ratioMatch formulaFiling
202412,898$1.7B$44.3M$3,4680.01%Not publishedForm 5500 ↗
202312,690$1.6B$40.8M$3,256<0.01%Not publishedForm 5500 ↗
202212,417$1.5B$38.4M$3,143<0.01%Not publishedForm 5500 ↗
202112,218$1.7B$38.1M$3,156<0.01%Not publishedForm 5500 ↗

Other Syracuse University plans (1)

Each plan files its own Form 5500. Figures are from each plan's latest filing.

Syracuse University Voluntary Retirement Plan

Plan 003 · EIN 15-0532081 · plan year 2024 filing
$117,449
Average account balance
11,146
Participants (end of year)
$878M
Plan assets (end of year)
0.01%
Admin expenses ÷ assets

Plan features

Match, vesting and enrollment details have not been published from this plan's audit report yet. The figures below come from the structured filing.

RecordkeeperTIAASchedule C ↗
Independent auditorKPMG LLP (disclaimer opinion, limited scope)Schedule H ↗
Plan type and status403(b) · ActiveForm 5500 ↗

Common questions

Does Syracuse University match 401(k) contributions?

The match terms for the Syracuse University Noncontributory Retirement Plan have not been published from its filing yet. The plan year 2024 filing reports $44.3M in employer contributions, about $3,468 per participant. That total includes any match and profit-sharing; it is not a match formula.

When is the Syracuse University 401(k) match vested?

The vesting schedule for the Syracuse University Noncontributory Retirement Plan is not in the data published so far. Your Summary Plan Description states it.

Who manages the Syracuse University 401(k)?

The recordkeeper listed on Schedule C of the plan year 2024 filing is TIAA. The plan administrator is Syracuse University.

I left Syracuse University. How do I find my old 401(k)?

Your account stays in the plan until you move it. Contact the plan administrator (Syracuse University, (315) 443-4042) or the recordkeeper, TIAA. The Syracuse University old 401(k) page lists the contacts from every plan filing. Find an old Syracuse University 401(k)

Data from the public Form 5500 annual reports Syracuse University filed with the U.S. Department of Labor (plan years 2021 and 2022 and 2023 and 2024) and, where noted, the attached independent auditor's report. Plan terms may have changed since the filing; check your current Summary Plan Description. PlanFacts is not affiliated with Syracuse University. Not financial advice. Report a correction · Methodology