Retirement Savings Plan

How the Retirement Savings Plan works

The Retirement Savings Plan enables you to save money — through payroll deductions — for your long-term financial goals. You have the option to save money on a pretax basis, Roth after-tax basis, or both. Your employer may also make matching or other contributions to your RSP account. Fidelity Investments provides the record keeping services and investment options for the RSP.

How to enroll in the Retirement Savings Plan

Two steps are required to participate in the Retirement Savings Plan. Designate your contributions on the Salary Deferral Agreement and return it to your employer, then specify your investment choices on the Fidelity Investments website.

Retirement Savings Plan investment options

The RSP offers you the flexibility to choose how to invest your savings. There are 12 available investment options — including socially responsible funds and a fossil fuel-free global fund. You may select from additional target date funds that invest based on when you plan to retire. 

Retirement Savings Plan distributions

Federal tax laws limit distributions and withdrawals from the Retirement Savings Plan. Funds may be withdrawn when you retire (at age 55 or older), reach age 59½, become disabled, enter military service, terminate eligible employment, or die. In certain situations, you may be able to borrow from your RSP account or take a hardship withdrawal.