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hi this is Wayne Wagner from Visionary wealth management today we're going to talk about your deferred comp plan so many of our clients have access to Executive Deferred Comp plans DCP edcp there's a thousand other acronyms they all function the same way you're given an opportunity once a year usually in the third or fourth quarter to opt into the deferred comp plan for next year so not only are you trying to do your family budget and plan family vacations and all that kind of stuff you're trying to figure out what part of next year's compensation should you be putting away until some indeterminate point in the future most often people choose a lump sum at retirement or defer that money into an account that maybe is going to pay out during the first 10 years of retirement to help with the income or cash flow stream for those first-time years of retirement as clients have been more transient moving between companies these things very often get paid out as lump sums when you leave your...