1. Austin Deeds Bureau of Deferred Compensation State of Florida Deferred Compensation Program
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5. $34,000 $34,000 $5,440 a year ($453 a month) $16,320 a year ($1,360 a month) Your FRS Benefits Example 1 Example 2 10 Yrs 30 Yrs x x 1.6% 1.6% x x Your years of service Multiply by Benefit % Multiply by average 5 best years salary to find your benefit
13. Publications and other information are available by phone or the Internet. www.MyFloridaDeferredComp.com (850) 413-3162 Toll-free 1-877-299-8002 How Do I Choose a Company?
22. Stocks Bonds Cash Asset Allocation Models 3-5 years from retirement (conservative) 20% 40% 40% 5-0 years from retirement (moderate) 60% 25% 15% 10 or more years from retirement (aggressive) 95% 5%
23. 1. Set realistic goals 2. Choose mutual funds that meet your risk tolerance 3. Invest a fixed amount on a regular basis (dollar cost average) 4. Focus on long-term results 5. Diversify (stocks, bonds, and cash) Keys to Successful Investing
Introduction I'm here to talk about the deferred comp plan and hopefully convince you to sign up. My name is Austin Deeds with the Division of Treasury Bureau of Deferred Compensation set up in 1982 I am the new marketing and education coordinator for the deferred comp plan Matt McCaskil is in the back to help me in case I leave out any information Work for DFS our boss is Alex Sink I am a state employee Stop me at anytime if you have questions
What is deferred comp? This is available to all state employments. Deferred Comp is a way to save for retirement by putting your money aside, Pre-Tax, to help fund your retirement. set up under IRC 457 by the IRS to put money aside pre-tax. A way to invest your money to help supplement the benefits you will receive from the FRS Plan and Social Security
3 ways your retirement will be funded. The Pension, or more recently the Investment Plan. Social Security and the FRS will most likely not provide enough income to maintain your current standard of living. Supplemental Savings Deferred Comp that is where we come in. Deferred Comp is an employee funded retirement plan No one knows if Social Security will be around when we retire.
Explain the slide Pension plan is based on the number of years. The longer you work the more money you will get. The Pension plan will supply you with about half the income you were making while employed. You need to do something else to bridge the gap
No one know's how dependable social security will be in the future.
Deferred Comp helps make up the difference (bridge the cap) in what you were making while employed and what your pension pays Your Pension provides about half of what your making Social Security is not very dependable
It is harder to put money away after your paycheck has been received. Your money automatically deducted each pay period, so you don’t even think about putting the money aside The next slide is an example of Pre-tax investing
The first 5 IP’s are what we call traditional IP providers. The last one Symetra is an online brokerage Account. Symetra is for the people that want to do their own research, typically for people who follow the stock market on a regular basis. The first 4 IP’s you can meet with representative face to face. T. Rowe and Symetra are available on the phone or internet. Many of the IP’s websites and enrollment packets have short quizzes you can take to find out the type of investor you are and where to invest your money. The first five offer 12 mutual funds to choose from and some sort of Fixed Product. You can invest with more than one company Symetra is a catch-all Provider anything not offered in the other IP’s you can find with Symetra
Morningstar and Financial Engines are free research and advice firms. Morningstar rates funds on a scale from 1 to 5 stars. 5 being the best, 1 the worst. Financial Engines is available to give investment advice. ING, Nationwide & Symetra you can enroll online. AIG, Great-West and T. Rowe you need to contact their office by e-mail or phone to sign up. You can access your account to view the market closing from the previous day. You can view all your account balances thru our website. You can view your account balance as of the day before. Morningstar and Financial Engines are analytical tools that are available thru the individual providers websites
#1 question, How Do I Choose an Investment Provider. We encourage you to check the website for publications and other information. Please call us at anytime M-F 8-5pm. We are here as a resource for you. Our Info is on all three handouts you have in front of you. You can access your account on our website. You can invest with more than one company.
You can access your account thru our website and check yesterday’s stock market closing.
How much can you defer? In 2006 you can defer up to 15,000 and that will increase $500 over the coming years. The minimum amount is $20/month or $10/month. You can also defer a percentage of your paycheck. This forces you to invest more when your salary increases. flexibility You can stop and start your contribution at any time.
50+ catch-up, No enrollment, If you are 50 or over you can defer an extra 5,000. 3 years prior to retirement you can enter Standard Catch-Up. Either 27 years of services or 59 years old with 6 years vested you can invest 30,000 in 2006. You must apply for Standard Catch-up
How many people have an investment plan either one opened personal or while at another job? Deferred Comp does not affect other plans you could max out both plans if you would like.
Deferred Comp is great for today’s mobile work force. Many of you will not or have not been with the state your whole career. You can roll your account in or out of Deferred Comp. If you already have an IRA or another plan you can consolidate it into Deferred Comp. Upon retirement or separation from the state you can roll your plan into another investment plan. You can not keep contributing to Deferred Comp once you leave the state. Compared to most IRA’s you can begin receiving distributions from DC at anytime after separation you only pay taxes
Assuming 8.5 yield per year. Leaving your money until retirement at 62. The early you start investing and the longer you keep your money invested the larger your retirement fund will be .
Asset Allocations: Diversify your portfolio more aggressive when your young and more conservative the closer you get to retirement
Remember this is an Employee funded investment program.. Make sure this is discretionary income you can afford put aside. Ex. Look at it as a bill and pay it each month, budget it into your finances Dollar Cost Averaging. Investing a fixed amount on a regular basis. This allows you to buy the stock at the current price. If you buy a fund one month at $30 and next month it is $25 you are not all in at $30 your average would be 27.50 Dividends, your funds will automatically invest your dividends. You can not take your money out unless seperation or unforeseeable emergency You are able to diversify within each investment provider. Each provider offers 12 different funds that run the gamote from conservative to aggresive
Health Care cost are going up and the state does offer healthcare during retirement. Deferred Comp is a great way to help pay for healthcare cost. Deferred Comp will help you maintain your current standard of living.
Go over Performance Report. The 12 funds with each company are monitored by us in the bureau of deferred compensation. If you fund is doing bad it can be removed from the list. Compare these funds in the private sector and you will see our fees are lower.
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