MassMutual

[Socal77]

I may be switching jobs soon to a company that uses MassMutual for 401k..

Does anyone know if the options are specific to each company? Or are the options the same for all individual companies that use MassMutual...

And if the same for all companies does anyone have a current list of options?

Thanks

[JBeck]

Specific to each company. Mine had total market Vanguard funds, target date options, a total bond, and an income/interest type fund

[Jack FFR1846]

My last job switched to Mass Mutual. The cheapest fund in our lineup was a bond fund at 0.41%. That's what I picked, knowing I would not be there forever.

[mongstradamus]

I may be switching jobs soon to a company that uses MassMutual for 401k..

Does anyone know if the options are specific to each company? Or are the options the same for all individual companies that use MassMutual...

And if the same for all companies does anyone have a current list of options?

Thanks

my mom has had massmutual for her 401k for quite a while , and they just switched to some better offerings which was nice. They have fidelity 500 index, mid, and small cap index funds for their index funds offerings. If I recall their bond funds they offered was blackrock total return fund or vanguard tips. I ended up putting her in American funds balanced fund, its easy for her to manage since she doesn't have to deal with rebalancing , and the expense ratio was decent at .26%. I do think they have Target retirement funds I don't recall who it was by. I want to say prudential or something, but i don't rememeber it was active fund like the american funds i set her up with with a slightly higher expense ratio.

[Socal77]

Thanks all. Look's like there's some hope I'll have some low cost options, but not guaranteed if indeed each company picks their own offerings.

[livesoft]

One can usually look up online the Form 5500 for any company 401(k) that was filed in the past, so one can see the investment choices in under 5 minutes.

[Socal77]

One can usually look up online the Form 5500 for any company 401(k) that was filed in the past, so one can see the investment choices in under 5 minutes.

Sweet. Thanks for the info. I'll look it up.

[Socal77]

One can usually look up online the Form 5500 for any company 401(k) that was filed in the past, so one can see the investment choices in under 5 minutes.

Sweet. Thanks for the info. I'll look it up.

Found it I believe but the form does not list the optiions..

https://www.efast.dol.gov/portal/app/di ... ution=e3s1

[Rudedog]

The company I worked for had some really poor funds available, it was through Mass Mutual. I took rollover as soon as I turned 60 and moved my money to Vanguard.