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Find out how much the Wisconsin Deferred Compensation program costs and who runs the program including contact information.

The WDC will host a 30-minute webinar that aims for non-retired WRS members, whether a WDC participant or not, to help build their personal savings as a source of retirement income.

The Wisconsin Deferred Compensation Program (WDC) is a supplemental retirement savings program authorized under Section 457 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC).

ETF announces the appointment of Patti Epstein as Chief Benefits Officer (CBO), who leads the Division of Benefits Administration.

Whether you are a new employee learning about your WRS retirement benefits, a member planning to retire or a retiree, we have the information you need to have a successful retirement.

The WDC will host a 30-minute webinar that aims for non-retired WRS members — both WDC participants and non-participants — to be better equipped for retirement planning.

Mental health is just as important as physical health when it comes to your overall well-being. Learn about mental health resources available through the Group Health Insurance Program and Employee Assistance Programs.

Cover feature: A Closer Look at WRS Retirees' Impact in Wisconsin's Communities and Economy

Tables showing investment performance of the WRS trust funds and the impact on WRS members since 1986.

For UWs only: This guide provides an overview of the rules, event, and date triggers that enable a qualifying life event and/or change reason to occur.