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Supplemental Retirement and Savings Plan
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Introduction
Supplemental Retirement and Savings Plan Overview
Participation
How the Plan Works
How to Obtain Benefits
Events that Affect Participation
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Enrolling in the Supplemental Retirement and Savings Plan
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When Your Participation Ends

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How the Plan Works:
Investment fund sponsors
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Moving account balances between investment sponsors
When your participation ends
Fidelity and TIAA/CREF Costs
Making withdrawals on your accounts
Taking loans from your accounts

Your participation in the Supplemental Retirement and Savings Plan ends when you retire or otherwise terminate your employment with the University. It will also end when your status as a regular employee changes, or when you stop contributing. From the date that your participation ends until your accounts are fully distributed to you, you will be considered a former member or, if you voluntarily stopped contributions, a suspended member.