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T. Rowe Price customers may need assistance with a mutual fund, brokerage account, workplace retirement plan, IRA, 401(k), rollover, withdrawal, required minimum distribution, 529 plan, account-access problem, missing transaction, fee, beneficiary change, tax form, or suspected unauthorized activity.

The correct place to start depends on the type of account. T. Rowe Price uses separate service teams for personal mutual fund accounts, brokerage accounts, employer-sponsored retirement plans, small-business retirement plans, college savings accounts, and managed advisory services.

Below are T. Rowe Price’s current customer-service contacts, practical account-resolution steps, fraud guidance, complaint options, and related consumer resources.

T. Rowe Price contact information reviewed and updated in June 2026.

T. Rowe Price Customer Service Help by Issue

  • Personal mutual fund account: Call T. Rowe Price Mutual Fund Customer Service at 1-800-537-6172.
  • Brokerage account: Call T. Rowe Price Brokerage at 1-800-225-7720.
  • New personal investing account: Call 1-800-537-1936.
  • Employer-sponsored 401(k), 403(b), or workplace plan: Call the Plan Account Line at 1-800-922-9945.
  • SEP-IRA, SIMPLE IRA, or Individual 401(k): Call Small Business Retirement Services at 1-800-492-7670.
  • T. Rowe Price 529 account: Call 1-866-521-1894.
  • Maryland College Investment Plan: Call 1-888-463-4723.
  • Alaska 529 account: Call 1-888-425-2752.
  • ActivePlus Portfolios: Call 1-855-787-9140.
  • Retirement Advisory Service: Call 1-877-455-2225.
  • Personal investing login problem: Use online login assistance or call 1-888-475-5365.
  • General technical-support problem: Call 1-888-358-8490.
  • Unauthorized transaction or suspected fraud: Contact the department serving the affected account immediately and request that access or distributions be restricted.
  • Missing contribution or deposit: Keep the check, bank trace, rollover records, or transfer confirmation and contact the account-specific service team.
  • Withdrawal or distribution problem: Confirm the account type, tax withholding, delivery method, destination, and whether additional documentation is required.
  • Workplace loan or hardship withdrawal: Review the employer plan’s specific rules through the workplace account or Plan Account Line.
  • Rollover or account transfer: Determine whether the money is moving directly between institutions or being paid to the account owner.
  • Required minimum distribution: Review the account type, age, beneficiary status, and current tax requirements before submitting the request.
  • Death of an account owner: Contact T. Rowe Price before submitting documents and ask which ownership-change or inheritance forms apply.
  • Fee complaint: Review the applicable prospectus, brokerage fee schedule, advisory agreement, or retirement-plan disclosure.
  • Unresolved service complaint: Request supervisor review and preserve account statements, confirmations, messages, and reference numbers.
  • Brokerage or investment-professional complaint: Depending on the issue, consider FINRA or the Securities and Exchange Commission after first contacting T. Rowe Price.

How To Contact T. Rowe Price

Important: The main 1-800-537-6172 number is intended for personal mutual fund customers. Workplace retirement, brokerage, small-business retirement, 529, ActivePlus, and advisory accounts use separate support teams.

T. Rowe Price may accept general questions at info@troweprice.com, but it does not provide account-specific information through ordinary personal email. Use the secure Message Center or an official telephone number for private account matters.

Identify Your T. Rowe Price Account Type First

Many service delays occur because customers contact the personal mutual fund department about a workplace plan, brokerage account, or college savings plan.

Personal Mutual Fund Account

This type of account generally holds T. Rowe Price mutual funds directly through the fund company. It may be a taxable account, Traditional IRA, Roth IRA, Rollover IRA, trust, custodial account, or another direct mutual fund registration.

Call 1-800-537-6172.

T. Rowe Price Brokerage Account

A brokerage account may hold stocks, exchange-traded funds, bonds, certificates of deposit, options, outside mutual funds, and other eligible securities in addition to T. Rowe Price products.

Call 1-800-225-7720.

Workplace Retirement Plan

This may include an employer-sponsored 401(k), 403(b), or another plan for which T. Rowe Price provides recordkeeping services.

Call 1-800-922-9945.

Small Business Retirement Account

This category includes SEP-IRAs, SIMPLE IRAs, Individual 401(k) plans, and certain employer-sponsored retirement accounts established directly through T. Rowe Price.

Call 1-800-492-7670.

College Savings Plan

T. Rowe Price manages multiple 529 plans, and each plan has its own contact information, documents, and state-specific rules.

Confirm whether the account is:

  • T. Rowe Price 529
  • Maryland College Investment Plan
  • Alaska 529

T. Rowe Price Online Account and Login Problems

Login problems may involve a forgotten username, password reset, account lock, identity-verification failure, missing account number, passkey issue, browser problem, or account that does not appear after signing in.

Before Calling Support

  • Confirm that you are using the correct personal-investing or workplace-retirement login
  • Use the official username-recovery option
  • Use the official password-reset option
  • Check the email spam folder for security codes
  • Confirm that the telephone number and email address on the account are current
  • Update the browser or mobile app
  • Try a trusted device and network
  • Record the exact error message
  • Avoid creating a second online profile unnecessarily

Personal Investing Login Assistance

Call 1-888-475-5365 when online recovery does not work or when an account number or investor number is unavailable.

Workplace Retirement Access

Call 1-800-922-9945 for workplace retirement access. Be prepared to complete identity verification and identify the employer sponsoring the plan.

Account Missing After Login

An account may not appear because:

  • It is connected to a different username
  • The registration or Social Security information differs
  • It is a workplace account rather than a personal account
  • The account was transferred, closed, or re-registered
  • Ownership changed because of inheritance, divorce, trust administration, or another life event
  • A new account has not completed processing

Do not send complete account numbers, tax identification numbers, passwords, or access codes through ordinary email.

Missing Deposit, Contribution, or Check

A contribution may be delayed when the check lacks an account number, an IRA contribution year is missing, the payment was sent to the wrong department, or additional account-opening documentation is required.

Information To Collect

  • The account type
  • The amount
  • The date sent
  • The check number
  • A copy of the front and back of a negotiated check
  • The bank trace number
  • The mailing or overnight address used
  • The tracking number
  • The intended contribution year
  • The account number written on the check

Mutual Fund Check Purchases

Checks should generally be payable to T. Rowe Price Funds. Include the specific fund-account number in the memo field and identify the contribution year for an IRA contribution when applicable.

U.S. Postal Service
T. Rowe Price
Account Services
P.O. Box 17302
Baltimore, MD 21297-1300

Overnight or Private Carrier
T. Rowe Price
Account Services
Mail Code 17302
4515 Painters Mill Road
Owings Mills, MD 21117-4903

Always check the current form or account instructions before mailing money because brokerage, retirement-plan, and 529 deposits use different addresses.

Brokerage Trade or Transaction Problems

A brokerage complaint may involve an order that is pending, canceled, rejected, partially filled, executed at an unexpected price, placed in the wrong account, or associated with an unfamiliar fee.

Before Contacting Brokerage Support

  • Check the order-status page
  • Confirm the account used
  • Identify the security and ticker symbol
  • Record the order type
  • Record the number of shares
  • Check the limit or stop price
  • Record the time the order was submitted
  • Save the order confirmation
  • Check whether the market was open
  • Review whether the security was halted or restricted

Call T. Rowe Price Brokerage promptly at 1-800-225-7720. Market prices can change quickly, so do not rely on a public review or ordinary email for a time-sensitive trading issue.

Request Written Records

Ask for:

  • The order-entry time
  • The order status
  • The execution time and price
  • The number of shares filled
  • Any rejection or cancellation reason
  • Applicable commission or fee information
  • A complaint or reference number

Investment losses caused by ordinary market movement are different from losses allegedly caused by an account or order-processing error.

Mutual Fund Purchase, Exchange, or Redemption Problems

A mutual fund transaction issue may involve a purchase, exchange, redemption, automatic investment, systematic withdrawal, dividend option, or transaction submitted near a processing deadline.

Information To Review

  • The fund name and account number
  • The transaction date and time
  • The dollar amount or number of shares
  • The delivery method
  • The bank account or mailing address involved
  • The confirmation statement
  • Any account restriction or address change
  • Whether the transaction required a signature guarantee

Account-maintenance changes can affect when or how distributions may be processed. For example, certain online redemptions may be restricted temporarily after an address or other security-sensitive account change.

T. Rowe Price Withdrawals and Distributions

The correct withdrawal process depends on whether the account is taxable, an IRA, a small-business retirement account, a workplace plan, a brokerage account, or a 529 plan.

Before Requesting a Withdrawal

  • Confirm the account type
  • Confirm the amount available
  • Check whether investments must be sold first
  • Review tax withholding
  • Confirm the destination bank or mailing address
  • Review possible fees
  • Check whether a signature guarantee is required
  • Ask whether the transaction can be completed online
  • Review possible tax or penalty consequences

IRA Withdrawals

An IRA distribution may be taxable and may be subject to an additional tax depending on the owner’s age, account type, reason for withdrawal, and applicable exception.

Ask T. Rowe Price to explain:

  • Available delivery methods
  • Federal and state withholding options
  • Whether the request is coded as a normal, early, disability, beneficiary, or other distribution
  • Whether the amount can be rolled over
  • Which tax form will be issued

T. Rowe Price can explain its forms and account processing, but customers should consult a qualified tax professional for individual tax advice.

Workplace Plan Withdrawals

A workplace retirement plan may restrict withdrawals based on employment status, age, hardship, disability, plan loans, or other terms established by the employer’s plan document.

Call 1-800-922-9945 or use the workplace account’s Withdrawal Center to review the options available under the specific plan.

Workplace Retirement Loans and Hardship Withdrawals

Not every employer plan allows participant loans or hardship withdrawals. Available amounts, repayment terms, documentation, and eligible hardship reasons depend on the plan.

Questions To Ask

  • Does the plan permit loans?
  • What is the maximum available loan?
  • What interest rate applies?
  • How will payments be collected?
  • What happens if employment ends?
  • Does the plan permit hardship withdrawals?
  • Which expenses qualify?
  • What supporting documents are required?
  • What taxes or withholding may apply?
  • How long will processing take after all documents are accepted?

A workplace-plan withdrawal may have significant tax and retirement consequences. Review the official plan information rather than assuming another employer’s rules apply.

Rollovers and Transfers

A rollover generally moves retirement assets between eligible retirement accounts. A transfer may move an IRA or taxable investment account directly between financial institutions.

Direct Rollover

In a direct rollover, retirement-plan assets are generally sent directly to the receiving retirement plan or IRA rather than being paid to the participant personally.

Check Payable to the Account Owner

When an eligible workplace distribution is paid directly to the participant, mandatory tax withholding may apply, and a deadline may apply to completing a rollover.

Before requesting the distribution, ask:

  • Can the payment be made directly to the receiving institution?
  • How should the check be payable?
  • Which account number or plan name should appear?
  • What tax withholding applies?
  • Which forms must accompany the check?
  • What is the deadline for completing the rollover?

Transferring Assets to T. Rowe Price

T. Rowe Price provides separate transfer forms for:

  • IRAs
  • Taxable mutual fund accounts
  • Brokerage accounts
  • Transfers of T. Rowe Price fund shares held through another institution
  • Small-business retirement accounts

Not every security can be transferred in kind. Ask whether an investment must be sold and whether the sending institution may charge a transfer fee.

Transfer Is Taking Too Long

Contact both institutions and ask:

  • When was the request received?
  • Was the account registration an exact match?
  • Was the request considered in good order?
  • Are signatures or guarantees missing?
  • Are any assets nontransferable?
  • Did the sending firm reject the request?
  • Were partial assets transferred?
  • Is a residual balance still expected?

Required Minimum Distributions

Required minimum distributions generally apply to many tax-deferred retirement accounts when the owner reaches the applicable starting age. Different rules may apply to workplace plans, inherited accounts, surviving spouses, and Roth accounts.

Before Setting Up an RMD

  • Confirm which T. Rowe Price accounts require distributions
  • Confirm the prior year-end balance
  • Determine whether the account is inherited
  • Review whether another institution is included in the calculation
  • Confirm the applicable distribution deadline
  • Choose tax withholding
  • Confirm the payment destination
  • Review whether an automatic annual distribution is appropriate

Failure to take the required amount may produce tax consequences. Customers with inherited accounts or multiple retirement accounts should consult a qualified tax professional.

Tax Forms and Cost-Basis Problems

T. Rowe Price may issue tax documents involving dividends, capital gains, brokerage sales, retirement distributions, IRA contributions, rollovers, or 529 withdrawals.

Possible forms include:

  • Form 1099-DIV
  • Form 1099-B
  • Form 1099-R
  • Form 5498
  • Form 1099-Q
  • Other applicable account statements or tax documents

If a Tax Form Appears Incorrect

  • Confirm the tax year
  • Compare the form with account transactions
  • Check whether a correction is already pending
  • Confirm the account registration and taxpayer identification information
  • Review whether the transaction was a rollover, conversion, contribution, or withdrawal
  • Contact the correct T. Rowe Price department
  • Request an explanation or corrected form when appropriate

T. Rowe Price can explain how a transaction was reported but generally cannot determine the customer’s complete tax liability.

Beneficiary and Ownership Changes

Beneficiary and ownership changes may involve an IRA beneficiary, transfer-on-death designation, joint owner, trust, divorce, legal name change, power of attorney, or death of an owner.

Review Beneficiaries After Major Life Events

  • Marriage
  • Divorce
  • Birth or adoption
  • Death of a beneficiary
  • Creation or amendment of a trust
  • Retirement
  • Change in estate plan

Do not assume that a will automatically changes a beneficiary designation on an investment or retirement account.

Death of an Account Owner

Contact T. Rowe Price before mailing documents. The required process may depend on the account registration, named beneficiaries, trust, estate, and account type.

Documents may include:

  • Certified death certificate
  • Beneficiary information
  • Estate or trust documents
  • Tax identification information
  • Ownership-change forms
  • Inherited IRA forms
  • Signature guarantees

Inherited retirement accounts can have complex distribution and tax rules. Beneficiaries should consider obtaining tax or legal advice before selecting a distribution or registration option.

T. Rowe Price Account Fees

Fees vary by mutual fund, brokerage account, advisory program, retirement plan, investment, and service.

Direct Mutual Fund Account Service Fee

T. Rowe Price currently describes a $20 annual account-service fee for certain directly held mutual fund accounts with balances below $10,000. Waivers may be available, including for customers who enroll in electronic delivery or meet other program requirements.

Retirement Account Closeout Fee

A $20 closeout fee may apply when certain IRA, Education Savings Account, SEP-IRA, SIMPLE IRA, 403(b), profit-sharing, money-purchase pension, or Individual 401(k) accounts are fully closed or transferred away.

Brokerage Fees

Brokerage customers should review the current brokerage commission and fee schedule for:

  • Options transactions
  • Broker-assisted trades
  • Account transfers
  • Returned payments
  • Wire transfers
  • Paper statements or confirmations
  • Foreign securities
  • Other special services

Investment expense ratios and advisory-program charges are different from account-service or transaction fees. Review the prospectus and applicable agreement.

Unauthorized Activity and Account Fraud

Contact T. Rowe Price immediately if you notice an unfamiliar withdrawal, trade, bank link, address change, beneficiary change, account-opening notice, login alert, or verification code.

Immediate Steps

  1. Call the department serving the affected account.
  2. Request that suspicious transactions or account access be reviewed.
  3. Change the account password from a trusted device.
  4. Secure the associated email account.
  5. Review linked bank accounts and telephone numbers.
  6. Identify every unauthorized transaction or account change.
  7. Ask whether distributions can be stopped or recalled.
  8. Request a fraud or complaint reference number.
  9. Follow instructions for an affidavit or police report.
  10. Continue monitoring all financial accounts.

T. Rowe Price states that it investigates unauthorized disbursements and may work with customers, financial institutions, and law enforcement. Eligibility under any account-protection program depends on the facts, account coverage, and customer security responsibilities.

Protect Account Credentials

T. Rowe Price states that it does not request personal account information through ordinary email or text messages. Provide private information only through:

  • The secure T. Rowe Price website
  • The secure account Message Center
  • An official telephone number you independently verify
  • Official mail or overnight-delivery instructions

T. Rowe Price Impersonation and Investment Scams

Scammers may impersonate T. Rowe Price employees, investment professionals, recruiters, technical-support agents, or fraud investigators.

Warning Signs

  • Unexpected request for a password or verification code
  • Request to transfer investments to a “safe” account
  • Demand for cryptocurrency, gift cards, or wire payment
  • Promise of guaranteed investment returns
  • Pressure to act immediately
  • Request for remote access to a computer or phone
  • Unfamiliar email domain
  • Fake employment offer requiring equipment purchases
  • Caller claims the customer must hide the transaction from family or bank employees
  • Message contains an unexpected login link or attachment

What To Do

  1. Do not click the link or open the attachment.
  2. Do not provide account credentials.
  3. End the call or conversation.
  4. Contact T. Rowe Price through its official website or telephone number.
  5. Check the account directly.
  6. Notify the bank immediately if money was transferred.
  7. Report identity theft or internet crime to the appropriate authorities.

How To Escalate an Unresolved T. Rowe Price Complaint

  1. Identify the correct account department. Mutual fund, brokerage, workplace, small-business, advisory, and 529 accounts use different service teams.
  2. Request a reference number. Record the date, time, representative, and explanation provided.
  3. Use secure messaging. Send account-specific questions through the logged-in Message Center.
  4. State the exact resolution requested. Ask for a transaction correction, fee explanation, account-access restoration, distribution review, or written response.
  5. Preserve documents. Keep statements, confirmations, trade records, checks, transfer forms, tax documents, and correspondence.
  6. Request supervisor or complaint-department review. Explain which facts or documents remain unresolved.
  7. Request the response in writing. A written response is particularly important for financial, tax-reporting, fraud, and brokerage disputes.
  8. Consider FINRA for a brokerage complaint. FINRA accepts complaints concerning brokerage firms and registered representatives.
  9. Consider the SEC for an investment-account or adviser complaint. The SEC accepts investor complaints involving accounts, securities firms, advisers, and other market participants.
  10. Consider legal or tax assistance. Do not allow tax, court, estate, arbitration, or other legal deadlines to expire while awaiting ordinary customer service.

FINRA Investor Complaints

A regulatory complaint informs FINRA of possible misconduct. Recovering individual investment losses may require a separate dispute-resolution, arbitration, mediation, or legal process.

Securities and Exchange Commission

SIPC Protection

T. Rowe Price Investment Services is a FINRA and SIPC member. SIPC protection generally applies when a SIPC-member brokerage firm fails financially and customer assets are missing.

SIPC does not protect against:

  • Ordinary market losses
  • Declines in investment value
  • Poor investment performance
  • Every type of fraud or investment dispute
  • Losses in accounts or products outside SIPC coverage

T. Rowe Price Customer Reviews and Complaint Sentiment

At the time this page was updated, CustomerServiceNumbers.com did not have any published T. Rowe Price reviews and could not calculate meaningful customer sentiment.

The previous page described positive and negative customer trends that were not based on reviews submitted directly to CustomerServiceNumbers.com. Those unsupported claims have been removed.

As customers submit reviews, this section may be updated with recurring topics involving:

  • Mutual fund account service
  • Brokerage trades and transactions
  • 401(k) and workplace plan support
  • Rollovers and transfers
  • Withdrawals and required minimum distributions
  • Account access and technical support
  • Beneficiary and inheritance processing
  • Fees and tax documents
  • Unauthorized activity and fraud response
  • How effectively complaints were resolved

Future sentiment summaries will be based on actual CustomerServiceNumbers.com submissions rather than generalized assumptions about T. Rowe Price, its investments, or its customers.

What To Include in Your T. Rowe Price Review

  • The general account type
  • Whether the issue involved a transaction, rollover, withdrawal, fee, login, fraud, or beneficiary matter
  • The approximate dates involved
  • The support channel used
  • Whether T. Rowe Price provided a reference number
  • Whether documents were requested or submitted
  • How long it took to receive a response
  • Whether the problem was resolved

Do not publish an account number, Social Security number, taxpayer identification number, password, verification code, investment balance, bank information, beneficiary details, tax documents, or employee personal information.

T. Rowe Price Frequently Asked Questions

What is the T. Rowe Price mutual fund customer-service number?

Personal mutual fund customers can call 1-800-537-6172, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET.

What is the T. Rowe Price brokerage number?

T. Rowe Price Brokerage customers can call 1-800-225-7720, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET.

What is the T. Rowe Price 401(k) phone number?

Workplace retirement plan participants can call 1-800-922-9945. Representatives are currently available Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. ET.

Is T. Rowe Price’s workplace automated system available 24 hours?

Yes. The Plan Account Line at 1-800-922-9945 provides automated workplace-account access 24 hours a day.

What is the T. Rowe Price technical-support number?

General technical support is available at 1-888-358-8490. Personal investing customers who cannot recover online access may also call 1-888-475-5365.

How do I contact T. Rowe Price about a SEP-IRA or Solo 401(k)?

Call Small Business Retirement Services at 1-800-492-7670.

What is the T. Rowe Price 529 customer-service number?

For the T. Rowe Price 529 plan, call 1-866-521-1894, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET.

How do I send T. Rowe Price a secure message?

Sign in to the applicable personal investing or workplace retirement account and open the Message Center or Contact Us section.

How do I report unauthorized account activity?

Call the department serving the affected account immediately, change the online password, identify every unauthorized transaction or profile change, and request a fraud case number.

How do I transfer an IRA to T. Rowe Price?

Use T. Rowe Price’s IRA transfer process or form. Confirm whether the assets can move in kind and whether the sending institution requires additional documents or charges a fee.

How do I withdraw money from a T. Rowe Price IRA?

Eligible customers may request a distribution online or through the appropriate form or service department. Review tax withholding and possible tax consequences before submitting the request.

How do I take money from a T. Rowe Price 401(k)?

Sign in to the workplace account or call 1-800-922-9945. Available loans, withdrawals, rollovers, and distributions depend on the employer plan and the participant’s status.

How do I report a missing rollover?

Keep the check, tracking number, rollover form, sending institution’s confirmation, and receiving account information. Contact both institutions and ask whether the request was received in good order.

How do I change a T. Rowe Price beneficiary?

Sign in to review available beneficiary options or use the appropriate account form. Different forms may apply to taxable, IRA, workplace, brokerage, trust, and 529 accounts.

How do I report the death of a T. Rowe Price account owner?

Contact the department serving the account before sending documents. Ask which death certificate, beneficiary, ownership-change, estate, trust, or inherited-account forms are required.

Does T. Rowe Price charge an account fee?

Certain directly held mutual fund accounts below the applicable balance threshold may be charged a $20 annual service fee. Waivers may be available, including through electronic document delivery or other program qualifications.

Does T. Rowe Price charge an IRA closeout fee?

A $20 closeout fee may apply to certain retirement accounts that are fully redeemed or transferred out. Review the current fee information for the specific account.

How do I complain about T. Rowe Price?

Start with the appropriate T. Rowe Price service department, request a reference number, and ask for supervisor review. Brokerage complaints may also be submitted to FINRA, and investment-account or adviser complaints may be submitted to the SEC.

Where is T. Rowe Price headquartered?

T. Rowe Price’s global headquarters is located at 1307 Point Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21231. The corporate phone number is 1-410-345-2000.

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