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Retirement Plan Changes and New Online System January, 2018 What well discuss today Overview of plan changes How to: 1. Change or add investment providers (TIAA and/or Fidelity) 2. How to manage elective deferrals 3. How to make


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Retirement Plan Changes and New Online System

January, 2018

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What we’ll discuss today

  • Overview of plan changes
  • How to:
  • 1. Change or add investment providers (TIAA

and/or Fidelity)

  • 2. How to manage elective deferrals
  • 3. How to make changes to investment choices
  • 4. How to move balances

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Retirement Plan Overview

Defined Benefit vs. Defined Contribution

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Retirement Plans

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Qualifying for Retirement

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Social Security Eligibility

Year of Birth Normal Retirement Age 1937 65 1938 65 + 2 months 1939 65 + 4 months 1940 65 + 6 months 1941 65 + 8 months 1942 65 + 10 months 1943-1954 66 1955 66 + 2 months 1956 66 + 4 months 1957 66 + 6 months 1958 66 + 8 months 1959 66 + 10 months 1960 or later 67

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403 (b) Tax Savings and 457 Deferred Compensation Distributions

  • 10% penalty plus State and Federal taxes if you take a distribution prior to age

59 ½, unless you qualify as retired. Should consult with a tax advisor.

  • Age 59 ½ - no penalty (must pay State and Federal taxes).
  • Minimum distribution mandatory at age 70 ½ (must pay State and Federal

taxes).

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Third Party Record Keepers

TIAA Fidelity ICMA-RC

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Overview Retirement Plan Changes at W&M

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ORP

  • Future contributions beginning with the

January 16, 2018, payroll are being directed to investments on the new investment menu.

  • Current balances remain invested where

they are*

  • You may change how your future

contributions are invested. *Except for Stable Value Fund which is replaced with New York Life Anchor Fund

403(b) & Cash Match

  • Future contributions beginning with the

January 16, 2018 payroll, will be directed to the target-date funds on the new investment menu.

  • Current balances remain invested where

they are*

  • You may change how your future

contributions are invested.

ORP, 403(b) & Cash Match Plans – beginning January 1, 2018

  • New investment lineup & brokerage option
  • Current TIAA & Fidelity contracts and the related balances moved the week ending January

5, 2018, to the corresponding William & Mary Plans

  • New online retirement management portal (January 30)
  • Existing employees can choose to invest in TIAA, Fidelity, or both (January 30)
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Accessing Your Account(s)

As of the week ending January 5, 2018, no ORP balances remain in VRS.

  • All balances moved to William & Mary

Plans.

  • May log into VRS account but it will reflect

no balance.

  • Access accounts via tiaa.org/wm or

netbenefits.fidelity.com.

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Changing Future Contributions

You may change the way your future contributions are directed for the first payroll to the new plans on January 16, 2018

  • Do so by January 15, 2018.
  • Log on to your TIAA account at tiaa.org/wm or

Fidelity account at netbenefits.fidelity.com.

  • Call TIAA or Fidelity.
  • May change investments at any point in the future.

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Moving Existing Balances

Your existing balances remain invested in old funds and will not be mapped to new funds. However, you may choose to move funds into new investment

  • ptions.
  • May be done at any time
  • Call TIAA or Fidelity

– Recommend speaking to a financial advisor

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Brokerage

  • Available on William & Mary ORP, 403(b) and Cash

Match plans.

  • Gives a choice of thousands of mutual funds and

many well-known fund families beyond the core investment options.

  • William & Mary will not monitor the performance of the

funds offered through the brokerage account.

  • Plan participants will bear the risk of investing through

the brokerage account. William & Mary recommends that you exercise caution and seek professional guidance when investing through a brokerage account.

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New Online System

Use the online portal to:

  • Enroll in the retirement plans
  • View all ORP and 403(b) retirement plan balances

regardless of investment provider

  • Start or change voluntary contributions
  • Select investment providers
  • Select new investment options via links to each

provider’s website

  • Access Brokerage Services
  • Manage your account on an ongoing basis

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New Online System

Designed to give you greater access to your retirement account, eliminate paper enrollment and enhance your access and experience.

  • TIAA, as one of your retirement providers, will also serve as

the primary point of contact for the online portal.

  • The system is scheduled to be available beginning January

30, 2018. Once the system is live, you’ll receive an email with instructions on how to access the online portal.

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Starting Point for Employee

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Employee starts from W&M site and clicks on Retirement@Work. Register or log in and be taken to the Retirement@Work landing page.

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Landing Page – Existing Employee

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To update elections, Employee first clicks this button

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Plan Summary

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  • 1. Get a snapshot of your account,

including:

  • Your consolidated balance across

investment providers and by plan

  • Your contribution amount for each provider
  • Recent transactions
  • 2. Learn more about your retirement plan:
  • Review important plan documents
  • View the list of available investment choices
  • Link to the investment providers’ websites
  • 3. Access calculators and retirement

planning tools, such as:

  • Informative articles about budgeting and
  • ther financial topics
  • Retirement Advisor, which provides

personalized action plans with savings and investment recommendations

  • 360° Financial View, which helps you

monitor all of your finances and set goals

Click “Review & Make Changes” to change contribution amount or vendor selection.

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Manage Contributions

21 Click Manage Elections to change your contribution amount and/or investment providers.

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Select Investment Provider(s)

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Choose if you want to direct all contribution types (e.g., employer and employee) to the same investment provider(s). Then enter the amount that should go to each provider

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Visit Provider Site(s)

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If you’ve selected a new provider

  • r investment, you now need to

visit the provider’s website to either open an account or update your investment choices. Important note: If you’ve chosen investments from more than one provider, you’ll need to come back to this section of Retirement@Work to access each provider’s website.

Click the applicable provider button to go to its website.

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Next Steps

  • Update investments if you choose to do so

before January 16, 2018 for January 16 payroll.

– May update at any point after as well

  • New online system live January 30

– You will receive a user guide via email

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Questions?

  • jmpoma@wm.edu
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  • askhr@wm.edu

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