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Service provider · Schedule C, plan year 2024

TIAA

Most often reported for recordkeeping and administration

Form 5500 information is as filed by the plan administrator with the Department of Labor and may be amended. Figures reflect the plan year shown, not current balances. Schedule C lists only providers a plan paid $5,000 or more, and is filed only by plans with 100 or more participants.

1,644plans naming this provider
3,727,610participant records in those plans
$99.4Mcompensation reported, direct and indirect
$44.26median reported per participant1,590 plans with an amount

TIAA is named as a service provider on the Schedule C of 1,644 retirement plans with 100 or more participants for plan year 2024, covering 3,727,610 participant records. Most often it is reported for recordkeeping and administration.

Reported compensation from those plans, direct and indirect, totalled $99.4M. Per plan, the median was $44.26 per participant, with the middle half of plans between $12.89 and $79.84. These are amounts plans reported paying this organisation, not a price list: they depend on which services each plan buys and on how much is paid through fund expenses instead.

Its client plans are most numerous in New York (272), California (175) and Massachusetts (131).

In 2009 it appeared on 375 such filings; in 2024, 1,653 (up 341%). Yearly counts include every filing that names it, so they can run slightly above the number of plans with pages here, and name or EIN changes after mergers can break the series.

Reported compensation per plan

Across this provider's plans25th percentileMedian75th percentile
Compensation per participant$12.89$44.26$79.84
Compensation as a share of plan net assets0.02%0.04%0.08%

What each plan reported paying this organisation, not the plan's total cost. For reference, the median US defined contribution plan reported $123 per participant to all Schedule C providers combined.

Plans served by year

2009: 3752010: 2952011: 3122012: 3412013: 3752014: 4672015: 5732016: 7272017: 7652018: 9202019: 1,1232020: 1,4162021: 1,6102022: 1,6592023: 1,6882024: 1,6533751,6881,65320092012201620202024
Plans with 100+ participants naming this provider
2009: $24.2M2010: $12.6M2011: $13.5M2012: $10.9M2013: $6.9M2014: $6.5M2015: $7.0M2016: $9.6M2017: $13.5M2018: $21.9M2019: $35.1M2020: $52.8M2021: $72.2M2022: $74.3M2023: $83.3M2024: $99.5M$24.2M$99.5M20092012201620202024
Compensation reported by those plans

Matched by employer identification number. A merger or a change of filing entity starts a new series, so a drop to zero is not a loss of clients by itself.

By state

By plan size

Services reported

Recordkeeping and information management843
Investment management604
Investment advisory (plan)542
Participant communication531
Consulting (pension)515
Contract Administrator196

Largest plans naming this provider

PlanSponsorStateParticipantsNet assetsReported to this provider
Consolidated 403(b) Program of Mass General Brigham and Member OrganizationsMass General Brigham IncorporatedMA136,132$16.7B$11K
The Mount Sinai Medical Center 403(b) Retirement PlanThe Mount Sinai Medical CenterNY75,936$9.49B$627K
The Retirement Savings PlanThe New York-Presbyterian HospitalNY72,256$4.83B$1,875
The Duke University Faculty and Staff Retirement PlanDuke UniversityNC71,641$11.0B$6,744
HMH 401(k) Savings PlanHackensack Meridian HealthNJ55,699$2.13B$2.1M
Nyu Langone Health 403(b) PlanNyu Langone HospitalsNY48,046$3.59B$839K
University of Rochester Retirement ProgramUniversity of RochesterNY47,731$8.00B$1.2M
Johns Hopkins University 403(b) PlanJohns Hopkins University Office of Benefits ServicesMD40,900$8.79B$958K
Columbia University Voluntary Retirement Savings PlanTrustees of Columbia UniversityNY40,437$4.71B$484K
Washington University Retirement Savings PlanWashington University in St. LouisMO40,001$7.48B$1.3M
Stanford Health Care Retirement Savings PlanStanford Health CareCA39,275$6.93B$6,752
Harvard University Tax Deferred Annuity PlanPresident & Fellows of Harvard College Harvard Human Resources, BenefiMA38,534$4.30B$530K
University of Pennsylvania Basic PlanTrustees of the University of PAPA38,449$2.00B$515K
The University of Pennsylvania Matching PlanTrustees of the University of PAPA35,700$6.99B$495K
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center 403(b) Retirement Savings PlanWake Forest University Baptist Medical CenterNC35,237$3.64B$250K
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Retirement Savings PlanMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterNY35,063$6.45B$113K
Supplemental Retirement Annuity Plan of the University of PennsylvaniaTrustees of the University of PAPA34,247$2.26B$198K
Retirement Plan for Officers of Columbia UniversityTrustees of Columbia UniversityNY34,090$5.64B$242K
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Retirement Savings PlanThe Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaPA32,162$2.50B$1.2M
Jefferson Defined Contribution Retirement PlanThomas Jefferson UniversityPA31,847$2.79B$1.1M
TIAA Retirement PlanTeachers Insurance and Annuity Association of AmericaNY29,832$5.90B$29K
TIAA Code Section 401(k) PlanTeachers Insurance and Annuity Association of AmericaNY26,753$4.62B$24K
Nationwide Children's Hospital Defined Contribution PlanNationwide Children's Hospital, Inc.OH25,761$1.02B$171K
Yale University Retirement Account PlanYale UniversityCT25,753$8.34B$764K
Harvard University Defined Contribution Retirement PlanPresident & Fellows of Harvard College Harvard Human Resources, BenefiMA25,749$2.03B$447K
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Funded Retirement Savings PlanThe Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaPA25,422$390M$225K
Children's Hospital Medical Center Employee Savings PlanChildren's Hospital Medical CenterOH25,326$2.03B$632K
Northwestern University Retirement PlanNorthwestern UniversityIL25,018$4.44B$28K
Yale University Tax-Deferred 403(b) Savings PlanYale UniversityCT24,635$874M$92K
Consolidated 403(b) Plan of Hackensack Meridian HealthHackensack Meridian HealthNJ24,634$1.80B$550K
New York University Retirement Plan for Members of the Faculty, Professional Research Staff and AdministrationNew York UniversityNY23,634$5.44B$720K
The Arc New York Affiliated Employers 403(b) PlanNysarc, Inc.NY23,081$648M$42K
Nationwide Children's Hospital Inc. 403(b) Tax Sheltered Annuity PlanNationwide Children's HospitalOH22,556$841M$138K
Caltech Base Retirement PlanCalifornia Institute of TechnologyCA22,143$5.25B$197K
Penn State Health 401(k) Savings PlanPenn State HealthPA22,033$2.93B$13K
Research Foundation of the City University of New York Defined Contribution Retirement PlanResearch Foundation of the City University of New YorkNY21,778$929M$243K
Boston Medical Center 403(b) Retirement PlanBoston Medical CenterMA21,595$1.71B$827K
Baylor College of Medicine Section 403(b)Baylor College of MedicineTX21,532$2.18B$75K
Temple University Health System, Inc. 403(b) PlanTemple University Health System Inc.PA20,513$1.31B$460K
Nyu Grossman School of Medicine Management and Staff 403(b) Retirement PlanNew York UniversityNY20,091$1000M$251K

Questions and answers

How many plans does TIAA serve?

1,644 plans with 100 or more participants named it on Schedule C for plan year 2024. Plans that paid it under $5,000, small plans that file Form 5500-SF, and plans whose filings spell its name without an EIN under a different form are not counted.

What do plans pay TIAA?

The median plan reported $44.26 per participant in direct and indirect compensation (1,590 plans reporting an amount), or 0.04% of plan net assets. Eligible indirect compensation disclosed to the plan by formula is not reported as a dollar amount, so many filings understate what a provider receives.

What services are reported?

The service codes most often attached to it are Recordkeeping and information management (843 plans), Investment management (604 plans), Investment advisory (plan) (542 plans) and Participant communication (531 plans).

Where does this come from?

Schedule C of Form 5500, Part I line 2, from the EBSA research files with filings received through 24 Aug 2026. Individuals named on Schedule C are excluded from this site.

Provenance

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Employee Benefits Security Administration, Form 5500 research files, Schedule C Part I line 2, public domain, with filings received through 24 Aug 2026. Rows are grouped by the provider's EIN as entered by each plan; rows without an EIN join the EIN most often filed under the same name. Providers named on fewer than 25 plans have no page. See the methodology and corrections.