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Effective Jan. 1, 2024, administrative fees paid by participants of the Wisconsin Deferred Compensation Program (WDC) will decrease by an average of 40% as recently approved by the Deferred Compensation Board.

Decide when and how you want to receive money from your Wisconsin Deferred Compensation Program account.

Read more and register now for staff wanting refreshers on the WDC. Also see webinars to share with your employees.

Regardless of your age or level of experience, here are two ways you can actively manage your WDC investments for retirement readiness.

Information on how a divorce may affect WRS benefits, beneficiary designations as well as information for the alternate payee.

Your WRS account information is confidential, and no one can receive information about or make changes to your account unless authorized. You can authorize another person to make changes to your account by submitting a financial power of attorney document to ETF.

Before investing in WDC, you must decide how you will pay taxes on the money you save with the WDC. This decision may make a big difference for you in the long run.

Provisions and IRC citations for IRS benefits and compensation limits for the current and past three years.

The costs of providing care are high and demands on a caregiver's time are significant. Even if you are not a caregiver currently, there is a good chance you will be at some point in your life. Use the information and resources on this page to help you learn about caregiving and make a plan for financial security.