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MoneyTalks<br />
Wisconsin Deferred Compensation Program<br />
How Rolling Over Can Help You Simplify<br />
Your Retirement Preparation<br />
The Wisconsin Deferred Compensation (WDC) Program is a great resource that's<br />
designed to help you build the retirement income you may need in the future. But<br />
what about the assets you may have in other retirement accounts or IRAs? How do<br />
they fit into the picture?<br />
If you have an eligible governmental 457(b), 403(b), 401(k), and/or 401(a) account or<br />
IRA, you may be able to roll those assets into your existing WDC account.1<br />
Consolidating other eligible accounts with your WDC account can make it easier to<br />
apply a single investment strategy/asset allocation across all of your assets.2 Instead of<br />
researching, selecting, monitoring and adjusting investments for each account, you'll<br />
have a single account to manage. You'll also get the following:<br />
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