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Joel L. Frank
May a State or Local public employee pension fund operate a 457 plan?
Carol V. Calhoun
The 457(B) trust fund cannot be part of a 401(a) pension fund. However, it is very common for a board of trustees of a state pension fund also to serve as the board of trustees of a statewide 457(B) plan, provided that applicable state law allows this. And in fact, if state law permits, the two plans can both invest in a group trust described in Rev. Rul 81-100, as modified by Code section 401(a)(25), if it is desired to have them invest as a unit. (Of course, you would want to look at state laws to determine whether the combined trust would be an appropriate investment for each of the participating plans.)
Joel L. Frank
Carol----thank you very much for all you do.

Peace,
Joel L. Frank
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