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Retirement Savings Plan (RSVP)

A 403(b) through your church employer 

We have received calls from individuals inquiring about the investment holdings in the RSVP Plan. The underlying investments of any mutual fund change on a regular basis. For the most current information about particular holdings of a mutual fund, please contact the Fidelity Customer Service line at (877) 208-0092.

Save with pre-tax dollars
And reduce your taxable income

RSVP lets you save for retirement in a tax-effective way. This flexible savings plan allows both pre-tax and after tax contributions. Your investment grows tax-deferred until the money is withdrawn, usually after age 59-1/2.
Contributions

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RSVP offers a variety of investment options. The plan provides:

  • Ability to transfer assets and change allocation of future contributions online or by phone
  • Access to account balances 24/7
  • Daily valuation
  • Loan feature

See plan choices
Request information
Enrollment package
Download fund performance RSVP Performance
Learn about Church Life annuities, offering guaranteed* income for life.

Your savings are safe
with the Stable Value Option fund...

...Now available with the RSVP plan.

The Church Pension Fund Stable Value Option was built for times like these. This group annuity fund protects your hard earned money and provides a consistent rate of growth.

The Stable Value Option fund:

  • guarantees* principal, so that you will never lose money, and
  • offers a current interest rate of 4% and guarantees* a minimum rate of 1.5%.

View all your investment options

Reminder to administrators

Adoption Agreement due

To accept contributions to the RSVP plan in 2010, CPG must receive an updated Adoption Agreement from each participating employer this year.

Questions about RSVP?

Contact us to arrange an appointment or conference call
or
Call toll-free
(866) 802-6333
Monday - Friday
8:45 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Eastern)

*Guarantees are subject to the claims-paying ability of Church Life Insurance Corporation. Surrender charges and income taxes may be due upon withdrawal of funds.