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City and County of
San Francisco Deferred Compensation Plan

City and County of San Francisco
Deferred Compensation Plan

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The San Francisco Deferred Compensation Plan (SFDCP) is a 457(b) plan that provides City and County of San Francisco employees with a convenient way to automatically save for retirement through payroll deduction. SFDCP participants can contribute a portion of their salary on a before-tax or Roth (after-tax) basis. Before-tax contributions and all earnings then grow tax-deferred until distribution. Eligible Roth distributions are even distributed tax-free!

Learn about the SFDCP in just 2 minutes with this video!

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OUR MISSION

Deliver an exceptional voluntary retirement program, with empowering education and advanced tools that enable participants to achieve their financial retirement goals.

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Ready to get started?

You can enroll online or call (888) SFDCP-4U (733-2748).

Read the online enrollment guide to assist you during the enrollment process.

Already enrolled?

Register your username and password online to safeguard your SFDCP account. Visit the SFDCP account login page and click Register Now to get started.

Schedule an appointment

For help with your savings strategy, schedule an appointment with your local SFDCP Counselor. View the SFDCP Counselor for your department.

The SFDCP offers in-person meetings by appointment only at 1145 Market Street on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. You must register online for an appointment.

Attend a SFDCP webinar

Read the SFDCP webinar descriptions for the current SFDCP webinar schedule. SFDCP Counselors present webinars on a variety of retirement planning and saving topics. You can register to attend as many different sessions as you'd like. We hope you can join us!

In about 5 minutes, you can watch a video from the SFDCP and Voya to increase your knowledge about a variety of financial education and wellness topics.

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