Your 5-step Guide To Retiring From Wells Fargo - Teamworks

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Congratulations on your upcoming retirement!Retirement is an important and exciting milestone in your life and career. As a valued Wells Fargoemployee, we appreciate your commitment to the company and thank you for your dedication.Your retirement is approaching, and it’s important that you’re prepared. Take the time now tounderstand the decisions and actions on the immediate horizon, as well as those that you’ll encounteralong the way.By preparing for a smooth transition into your next chapter in life, you’ll have a plan and resources tohelp you take advantage of the benefits that will be available to you in your retirement.This guide is designed to help you navigate the process in five key steps.Let’s get started!Previous2 of 82Next

Table of contents04 IntroductionYour retirement timelineFind information about the steps you’ll need to take and when to take them tomake the most of your next chapter.06 Step 1Get ready to retireLearn about all the Wells Fargo retirement benefits you may be eligible for andhow to qualify. Then, choose the retirement date that works best for you.16 Step 2Set up your retirement incomeStructure your retirement income to last as long as you need it to. Get specificinformation about Wells Fargo plans and general information about socialsecurity benefits.36 Step 3Decide upon health care coverage in retirementEvaluate all the health care coverage options available to you. These will varydepending on Medicare eligibility and other requirements.65 Step 4Evaluate financial protection benefitsFinancial protection benefits including life insurance, long-term care insurance,and other plans can serve as a financial safety net. Learn how to create yours.72 Step 5Enjoy your retirementTake advantage of health and well-being resources, as well as Wells Fargodiscounts on everyday products like travel, entertainment, and electronics.You’ve earned them!77Support available along the way80Disclaimers, notices, and disclosuresPrevious3 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get readyCountdown toyour retirement2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresBelow is a high-level timeline to help you understand general timeframes and things you’ll want to begin thinking about asyou approach your retirement. As you move through the five steps within this guide, you’ll learn more about each of theseitems and understand how to take action.Six months before retirement Start planning. Choose a retirement date. Confirm incentive plan eligibility. Confirm retiree health care eligibility. Confirm Cash Balance Plan eligibility and model payment options. Consider your 401(k) Plan withdrawal timing and options. Learn about Social Security benefits. Start learning about Medicare. If you participate in an incentive plan, talk to your manager aboutyour eligibility for awards under the plan you participate in.GET READYOne month before retirement Make your retiree health care elections. Make Cash Balance Plan elections andreturn any required forms. Cancel your Commuter BenefitProgram election.YOUR RETIREMENT DATEThree months before retirement Discuss your retirement date with your manager. Update your personal information and beneficiary designations. Begin enrollment in Medicare (if eligible). Contact the Wells Fargo Retirement Service Center to requesta retiree health care enrollment kit or make an enrollmentappointment with Via Benefits (if eligible). Start the process to receive your Cash Balance Plan benefit(if eligible) if you want to begin receiving the benefit the monthafter your retirement.Your last day of employmentActive employee coverage ends for thefollowing benefit plans: Disability insurance (short- andlong‑term) Business Travel Accident insurance (BTA) Tuition reimbursement Adoption reimbursement Day Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Backup care (adult and child)Previous4 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 SecurityThe last day of the month in which yourlast day of employment takes placeActive employee coverage ends for the followingbenefit plans (some of which you may elect tocontinue in retirement): Legal Services Plan Medical Health Reimbursement DentalAccount (HRA) Vision LifeCare (resource and Health Care Flexiblereferral program)Spending Accounts Critical Illness Insurance(FSA) Health Savings Account(basic and optional)(HSA) Optional AccidentInsurance Life insurance Accidental Death andDismemberment(AD&D)YOUR RETIREMENT DATEYour retirement date(the day after your last day ofemployment) You can request a withdrawal fromthe 401(k) Plan on or after this date.5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresOne to two months after retirement Elect COBRA continuation coverage, if needed. Take a distribution from the Stock Purchase Plan. File Health Care Flexible Spending Account claimsfor reimbursement.ENJOY!Within one month after retirement Decide whether to continue life insurance, AD&D,and Legal Services Plan coverage in retirement. Begin receiving your Cash Balance Plan benefit (ifyou elected to receive your benefit the first of themonth after your retirement).Enjoy your retirement.Use the contact information inthe Support Available Alongthe Way section of this guideto make sure that your contactinformation and beneficiarydesignations are up to datethroughout your retirement.Previous5 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresStep 1Get ready to retireThe first step in your retirement process includes choosing the date youplan to retire. Now that you’ve decided you’re ready to retire, it’s time toconsult the calendar and choose a retirement date. When choosing a date,make sure that you allow yourself adequate time to prepare. Generally, thereare actions you’ll want to begin taking about 90 days in advance of yourretirement date.What’s my retirement date?Your retirement date is always the day after your last day of employment. For example, if yourlast day of employment is March 5, your retirement date is March 6 — even if March 6 is aweekend or a holiday.Previous6 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresKeep in mind that there are no specific requirements you must meet to retire or end your employment with Wells Fargo. However, there are various eligibilityrequirements for certain benefits and compensation plans, which you’ll want to consider as you’re selecting a retirement date.You may be eligible for.If you meet these eligibility requirements.Retiree health care:Access to retiree health care coverage under the Wells Fargo & CompanyRetiree Plan. This includes Wells Fargo-sponsored retiree medical plans(and dental plan if you are under age 65).In a regular or fixed term (full-time or part-time) employment classificationon your last day of employment and meet one of the following: Age 55 with at least 10 completed years of service, Age 65 with at least one completed year of service, 80 points (based on age completed years of service), or If you were:– In a benefits-eligible position and on Wachovia’s payroll as ofDecember 31, 2009, and your age plus full years of service equaled 50 orgreater as of January 1, 2010, and– On your last day of employment with Wells Fargo you are at least age 50with 10 or more full years of service.A limited number of employees are also eligible for a subsidy toward the costof Wells Fargo-sponsored retiree medical coverage.If you are eligible for Medicare but you are not eligible to receive a subsidytoward the cost of Wells Fargo-sponsored retiree medical coverage, you willbe able to enroll in individual Medicare-eligible medical coverage througha voluntary Medicare coordinator service called Via Benefits rather thancoverage under a Wells Fargo-sponsored Medicare Advantage plan.See Step 3: Decide Upon Health Care Coverage in Retirementfor more details.Generally, if you terminated employment and were rehired within sixmonths of your termination, your prior service counts in calculating theeligibility above.Your completed years of service are measured from your corporate hire dateor adjusted service date, whichever is earlier. Partial years are not included.If you are initially retiring from a flexible position with Wells Fargo, you are noteligible to participate in the Wells Fargo & Company Retiree Plan. You may,however, elect COBRA coverage under the plan.Previous7 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresYou may be eligible for.If you meet these eligibility requirements.Bonus, Commission, and other Short-Term Incentive Plan awards:Discretionary plans (including Wells Fargo Bonus Plan)You may need to be employed on the award payment date to receive anincentive payment. Reference your plan document and review your planterms with your manager to confirm your award eligibility.In a regular or fixed term (full-time or part-time) employment classificationon your last day of employment and meet one of the following: Age 55 with at least 10 completed years of service, Age 65 with at least one completed year of service, or 80 points (based on age completed years of service)Nondiscretionary plans (commission, production, and otherfunctional plans)If you participate in a nondiscretionary plan, reference your plandocument and review your plan terms with your manager to confirmyour incentive eligibility.Generally, if you terminated employment and were rehired withinsix months of your termination, your prior service counts in calculatingthe eligibility above.Your completed years of service are measured from your corporate hire dateor adjusted service date, whichever is earlier. Partial years are not included.See Step 2: Set Up Your Retirement Income for more details.Wells Fargo employee financial discounts:If you meet one of the eligibility requirements, you may continue to beeligible for some Wells Fargo employee financial discounts that you receivedas an active employee, including: One Wells Fargo Team Member Checking account One Wells Fargo Platinum Savings account with no monthly service fee Discounted safe deposit box rent Wells Fargo Employee Home Mortgage Program for reduced mortgageinterest rates and closing cost creditsWells Fargo & Company 401(k) Plan and Wells Fargo & Company Cash Balance Plan:In general, the Wells Fargo & Company 401(k) Plan (“401(k) Plan”) and theWells Fargo & Company Cash Balance Plan (“Cash Balance Plan”) do not have specificeligibility requirements you must meet to take a withdrawal following your last day ofemployment. However, it’s important to note that the IRS may impose an early withdrawaltax of 10% on some forms of withdrawals if they’re taken before you turn age 59½ unlessan exception applies.See Step 5: Enjoy Your Retirement for more details.Previous8 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportYou may be eligible for.If you meet these eligibility requirements.Wells Fargo & Company Long-Term Incentive Compensation Plan (LTICP):If you have RSR award(s) granted during the annual Focal Review process,generally following each vesting date while the award is in place, shares ofWells Fargo & Company common stock will be issued in your name (net ofrequired tax withholdings) approximately three business days after thevesting date into your shareholder account. Refer to your award agreement(s)for details regarding vesting of your outstanding award(s) upon retirement.On your retirement date you must meet one of the following: For awards granted on or after January 1, 2022:– Age 55 with at least 5 years completed service– 80 points (based on age completed years of service) For awards granted before January 1, 2022:– Age 55 with at least 10 years completed service– Age 65– 80 points (based on age completed years of service)See Step 2: Set Up Your Retirement Income for more details.Wells Fargo & Company Long-Term Cash Award Plan (LTCAP):If you meet one of the retirement eligibility requirements on yourretirement date, your awards will continue to vest based on their originalvesting schedule following your last day of employment. Annual awards aregenerally paid out in April following the March vesting date. Please refer toyour LTCAP award agreement(s) for details regarding vesting of your award(s)upon retirement.See Step 2: Set Up Your Retirement Income for more details.Notices anddisclosuresIf you had a break in service (i.e., you terminated employment withWells Fargo or a prior company that was acquired by Wells Fargo and wererehired by Wells Fargo), prior full years of service, as documented in theHuman Capital Management System (HCMS), are credited, regardless of thelength of separation. However, in some cases prior service is not documentedin the HCMS and, as a result, will not be included in the retirement calculationunder the LTICP. If you have years of service in a prior company that wasacquired by Wells Fargo, typically those details are reflected in the HR system.However, if you were not employed on the merger date, prior years of servicemay not be counted for the purposes of this retirement calculation.Please note, retirement treatment of any grant is ultimately governed bythe terms and conditions of the Wells Fargo & Company Long-Term IncentivePlan and the applicable grant agreement. Please review these materials,which are located in your account at Computershare, to understand yourindividualized treatment. Restricted stock awards are issued under theWells Fargo & Company Long-Term Incentive Plan rules and regulations.Previous or other plan rules are not applicable to restricted stock awards.Previous9 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresOnce you have a retirement date in mind, talk to your manager about your expected retirement date. Try to provide as much notice as possible. Let yourmanager know about any Paid Time Off (PTO) you have planned before your last day of employment.If you have any accrued, unused PTO available on your last day of employment, it will be paid out to you as part of your final pay. Personal holidays, floatingholidays, and community service time must be used before your last day worked and will not be paid out if unused. If you’re unsure how much PTO you haveavailable, review your balance in the Absence application on Workday.Previous10 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresVerify and update your personalinformation and beneficiary designationsUpdate personal informationIt’s important that Wells Fargo has your correct contact information on fileso that you receive all of the necessary correspondence once you retire.Confirm your home address and other personal contact information, likepersonal cell phone number and email address, from your Profile on Workdayand select Contact.Verify and designate beneficiariesOften, people designate beneficiaries when they initially enroll in a benefitplan and don’t update them as their personal circumstances change. Now isan important time to review your existing beneficiary designations for thebenefit plans on the next page that you participate in and make sure thatthey still meet your needs. Keep in mind your beneficiary designations aremaintained separately for each plan, so you’ll need to update your beneficiarydesignations separately for each of the plans in which you participate.For more information on how to designate a beneficiary for each plan youparticipate in, visit the beneficiary designations page on the HR Services& Support site. Have your intended beneficiary’s date of birth and SocialSecurity number on hand when you verify your beneficiary information ormake updates.Did you know?If you are married, the law requires that your spouse be designated as your primary beneficiaryfor the 401(k) Plan and the Cash Balance Plan. If you want to designate someone other than yourspouse, your spouse must consent to the designation in writing.Previous11 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresUpdating beneficiary informationWhat you’re eligible forOver the phoneOnline401(k) Plan and Supplemental401(k) Plan1-877-HRWELLS (1-877-479-3557), option 1,1, 1 (relay service calls accepted)Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.Central Time and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to4:30 p.m Central TimeFrom work: On HR Services & Support, go to HR Tools, and under Benefits select 401(k) Plan. Oncesigned on, go to Account at the top of the page, click on Overview, then Beneficiaries.From home: Go to my401kplan.wf.com, select Account at the top of the page, click on Overview,and then Beneficiaries.Cash Balance Plan andSupplemental Cash Balance Plan1-877-HRWELLS (1-877-479-3557), option 1,1, 2 (relay service calls accepted)Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.Central TimeFrom work: On HR Services & Support, go to HR Tools, and under Benefits select Cash BalancePlan. Once signed on, select My Beneficiaries.From home: Sign on to benefitconnect.wf.ehr.com/ess1 and select My Beneficiaries.Health SavingsAccount (HSA)1-844-326-7967(relay service calls accepted)24 hours a day, 7 days a weekFrom work: On HR Services & Support, go to HR Tools, and under Benefits select Optum Bank.Once signed on, go to Settings, then Beneficiaries.From home: Go to teamworks.wellsfargo.com and click Health Savings Account (Optum Bank).Once signed on, go to Settings, then Beneficiaries.Online onlyFrom work: From your Profile on Workday, select Benefits and then My Beneficiaries to view yourdesignations.From home: Go to teamworks.wellsfargo.com and select Your Benefits Tool. Once signed on,select Beneficiary Designation.Online onlyFrom work: On HR Services & Support, go to HR Tools, in the Search tool type ExecutiveCompensation.From home: Go to the SkyComp website at bfp-skycomp.com/wf1 and select Beneficiaries underPlan Options.Online onlyFrom work: On HR Services & Support, go to HR Tools, in the Search tool type About LTICP.From home: Go to teamworks.wellsfargo.com and click Log-In Help under Long-Term IncentiveCompensation Plan. Choose Plan 85 Beneficiary Form (PDF) under Plan Resources.You must contact a representative by phone to review your existing beneficiary designations.Life Insurance and AccidentalDeath and Dismemberment(AD&D)Long-Term Cash Award Plan(LTCAP) and other deferredcompensation plansLong-Term IncentiveCompensation Plan (LTICP)Previous12 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresCancel your Commuter Benefit Program electionIf you’re enrolled in the Commuter Benefit Program, you must cancel your Commuter Benefit Program electionby the 10th day of the last month for which you need coverage. For example, if you cancel your Commuter BenefitProgram election by March 10, your coverage will end on March 31.For New York’s Long Island Rail Road or Metro-North Railroad, you must cancel your Commuter Benefit Programelection by the fourth day of the last month for which you need coverage. For example, if you cancel yourcommuter benefit election by March 4, your coverage will end on March 31.To cancel your Commuter Benefit Program election:Online: From work: On HR Services & Support, go to HR Tools, and under Benefits select HealthEquity. From home: Go to participant.wageworks.com.Over the phone:Contact HealthEquity at 1-877-924-3967. Representatives are available 24 hours a day,7 days a week, excluding some holidays. Relay service calls are accepted.Commuter card balances Transit or Vanpool: If you have a balance on your HealthEquity Commuter Card for transit or vanpool at the timeof your retirement, the funds will be available for 90 days after your last day of employment. On the 91st day,the unused funds will be forfeited. Parking: Your HealthEquity Commuter Card for parking will be deactivated on your retirement date and anyunused funds will be forfeited.Previous13 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresReimbursement for payments made directly to your parking vendorYou may continue to submit receipts for eligible expenses that were incurredbefore your retirement date until your available account balance is zero orwithin six months of when the expenses were incurred — whichever occursfirst. Any remaining balance after that time will be forfeited.Requesting a reimbursement after your last day of employment: Go to participant.wageworks.com. Select the Parking option on the left side of the page. Click Reimburse Me at the top of the page. Select Submit Claim and follow the instructions. Submit your receipt or invoice as soon as possible.You cannot submit your claim for reimbursement before the first of themonth for which the payment is made. For example, if your parking expenseis for the month of March, you may submit your request for reimbursementbeginning March 1. To receive your reimbursement within the month, youmust submit your reimbursement request and receipts by 5:00 p.m. CentralTime on the fourth business day of the month. Claims received after thefourth business day of the month will be reimbursed in the following month. 14 of 82 PreviousNext

Retirementtimeline1 Get readyStep 1 checklist:2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresNotes: Choose your retirement date. Talk to your manager about yourexpected retirement date. Update your personal information. Verify and designate beneficiaries. Cancel your CommuterBenefit Program election.PRINT THIS PAGEPrevious15 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresStep 2Set up yourretirement incomeNow it’s time to think about your sources of income in retirement and howto access them. You have some important decisions to make about yourretirement savings, when you want to receive it, and how to make it workfor you. To support your financial needs for the duration of your retirement,your retirement income may be generated from several sources includingretirement plans like the 401(k) Plan, the Cash Balance Plan, other personalsavings such as Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), and Social Securityretirement benefits.This section of the guide provides information about Wells Fargo-sponsoredplans, as well as some general information about Social Security. It isimportant to note that some plans require action on your part at the time ofyour retirement or after you are retired. Others don’t require action, but thereare some things you’ll want to be aware of.Your action required Wells Fargo & Company 401(k) PlanWells Fargo & Company Cash Balance PlanWells Fargo & Company Stock Purchase PlanSocial SecurityNo action required,for your information onlyOther sources of retirement income(applicable to a limited population) Short-Term Awards under IncentiveCompensation Plans Wells Fargo & Company Long-TermIncentive Compensation Plan (RestrictedShare Rights) Wells Fargo & Company Deferred Compensation PlanWells Fargo & Company Long-Term Cash Award PlanWells Fargo & Company Supplemental 401(k) PlanWells Fargo & Company Supplemental Cash Balance PlanOther executive compensation plansPrevious16 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresWells Fargo & Company 401(k) PlanIf you have a balance in the 401(k) Plan, you’ll need to decide what you wantto do with your account balance upon retirement. This section providesgeneral information about your options and the resources available tosupport you.Following your last day of employment, you’ll receive a brochure in the mailfrom Empower Retirement, which will provide information about your 401(k)Plan withdrawal options. You can also access the 401(k) Plan Summary PlanDescription (SPD) for important information about the 401(k) Plan, includingwithdrawal options in retirement. Review these materials anytime on theWells Fargo 401(k) Plan website and talk to a tax or financial advisor beforetaking a withdrawal from the 401(k) Plan. To access the 401(k) Plan SPD, goto HR Services & Support, select HR Tools, and under Benefits choose 401(k)Plan or go to my401kplan.wf.com.Check your 401(k) Plan account balance From work: On HR Services & Support, go to HR Tools, and under Benefits select 401(k) Plan. From home: Go to my401kplan.wf.com. For first-time access:– Sign on and select Register.– Choose the “I do not have a PIN” tab.– Follow the prompts to create a username and password Download and use the Empower Retirement app, available on both IOSTM and AndroidTM devices¹.Is any of your 401(k) Plan invested in Wells Fargo & Company common stock?If you are taking a withdrawal from the 401(k) Plan, you’ll need to determine whether you want toreceive the stock as a cash payment or “in kind.” Withdrawn as cash means the Wells Fargo stock is sold and paid in cash. Withdrawn “in kind” means the Wells Fargo stock is transferred as shares and not sold.If any of your 401(k) Plan account balance is invested in the Wells Fargo ESOP Fund, then you haveWells Fargo & Company common stock.If you are planning a direct rollover to an IRA, a brokerage account, or another employer’s qualifiedplan, before initiating your withdrawal, make sure that the rollover institution will accept an in-kindtransfer of stock.If you don’t make an election, the withdrawal will automatically be made in cash.1. iOS is a registered trademark of Cisco in the U.S. and other countries and is used under license. Android, Google Play, and theGoogle Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.Previous17 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health careYour optionsWhen you take money out of the 401(k) Plan, it’s called taking a withdrawal.If your vested account balance is greater than 1,000, you generally have threewithdrawal options. In most cases, you may choose any combination of theoptions below to meet your individual needs.4 Security5 EnjoyResourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresEmpower provides Retirement Readiness Reviews, which are consultative discussionswith you about the development of, and progress towards, a retirement readinessstrategy. During a Retirement Readiness Review, a representative will ask you toprovide information about your retirement goals, assets, income sources, and similarinformation. The representative will provide feedback about a strategy for withdrawingyour retirement savings through retirement, how claiming Social Security at differentages may impact your benefits, and similar information. Afterwards, you will receive asummary report of the discussion to refer to as needed. Retirement Readiness Reviewsare available at no cost to you by calling 1-877-HRWELLS (1-877-479-3557), option1, 1, 1, to speak with a retirement representative. All relay service calls are accepted,including 711.Your action requiredYour action requiredOPTION 1OPTION 2OPTION 3Take itRoll itLeave it You can take all of your retirement savings as cash,payable to you. You may choose to receive it in a lump sum (paid toyou all at one time), partial lump sum (paid to youin two or more partial payments), or in a series ofinstallment payments for a time period or frequencythat you elect. Keep in mind, the IRS may impose an early withdrawaltax of 10% if you select this option before you reachage 59½ unless an exception applies. You can roll over your 401(k) Plan account to anIndividual Retirement Account (IRA) or anotheremployer’s qualified retirement plan. You can leave your retirement savings in the 401(k) Planthrough retirement and receive retirement income fromyour 401(k) Plan account. Tax rules require you to begin taking withdrawalsMinimum Distributions of your retirement savings byApril 1 of the calendar year following your last day ofemployment or April 1 of the calendar year followingthe date you turn 72, whichever is later.Previous18 of 82Next

Retirementtimeline1 Get ready2 Income3 Health care4 Security5 EnjoyHow and when your 401(k) Plan withdrawal will be paidYour withdrawal will generally be made in the form of a check mailed to your home address on record within fivebusiness days of the date you request the withdrawal. Wells Fargo stock withdrawn in the form of shares will be sentseparately and could take some additional processing time. If you elect an in-kind stock payment that is not a directrollover to an IRA or another employer’s qualified retirement plan, your shares will be transferred as a book-entrystatement. An Account Statement with instructions about how to sign on to your account and manage your shares willbe mailed to your home address on record.If your vested account balance is 1,000 or less If your vested 401(k) Plan account balance is 1,000 or less at the time of your retirement, it will be automatically paidto you in cash in a single lump sum. You will receive the payment in the form of a check mailed to your home addresson record approximately 60 days after your last day of employment. If you would like to receive the payment sooner,you may contact a retirement representative at 1‑877‑HRWELLS (1-877-479-3557), option 1, 1, 1, after your last dayof employment. All relay service calls are accepted, including 711.Resourcesand supportNotices anddisclosuresRead the Special Tax Notice for importantinformationGo to my401kplan.wf.com. Choose Account, thenStatements and Documents, and click on the linkwith 40

Access to retiree health care coverage under the Wells Fargo & Company Retiree Plan. This includes Wells Fargo-sponsored retiree medical plans (and dental plan if you are under age 65). A limited number of employees are also eligible for a subsidy toward the cost of Wells Fargo-sponsored retiree medical coverage.