Duke HR - Retirement Plans

Use Retirement Manager to enroll in the Duke retirement plan, review your contribution rate and balances, or change your contribution rate.

Dwight and LaShosta Parham dream big about retirement. The question for them and others is: Will they be financially ready?

Learn about the investment options available at Duke as well as some basic tools you will need to make smart investments during one of these free seminars.

**You can also find information about researching your own investments at Duke here.

This calendar lists retirement counseling sessions offered by Duke's five investment carriers (please allow a few seconds for this page to load).

You may also contact your investment carrier directly to request a consultation.

Duke offers two different types of retirement plans. Eligibility for participation in these plans is determined by whether you are paid biweekly or monthly. Both plans provide a comparable retirement income.

Sept. 17, 2008: In the light of various news articles over the past couple of days, Duke Benefits has released this letter regarding AIG/VALIC Retirement Plan funds.

Enroll or Make Changes

Learn how to enroll in the Duke retirement plan as well as change contributions, change investment carriers, transfer funds, and request withdrawals or loans.

Investment Carriers

Duke's retirement plans are supported by five investment carriers: Fidelity, DWS Scudder, TIAA-CREF, AIG Retirement, and Vanguard.

Researching Investments

This web site highlights some basic information on investing, and offers guidance in many of the important decisions that Duke employees will have to make in planning their retirement.

Investment Performance Summary

The Investment Performance Summary reports the recent performance of the investment options available to Duke employees who participate in the 403(b) retirement plan at Duke.

Retirement Planning Guide

This web site provides a summary of information that will be useful to Duke employees as they begin to plan for retirement. Duke encourages you to review the site several years before retiring to help you formulate a complete retirement plan.