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                              WACHOVIA CORPORATION
                   EXECUTIVE LONG TERM DISABILITY INCOME PLAN
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GENERAL OVERVIEW
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     The purpose of the Executive Long Term Disability Income Plan is to provide
     long term disability income protection more commensurate with the pay
     levels of the eligible executives.

o    Eligible executives who elect to participate under the Executive Long Term
     Disability Income Plan will be afforded with an individual disability
     insurance policy currently issued by Provident Life and Accident Insurance
     Company. The amount of coverage provided to an executive who participates
     under the plan will be 66 2/3% of the base pay plus incentive pay of the
     covered executive less amounts payable from the Wachovia group long term
     disability plan. The cost of coverage is paid by Wachovia while the
     individual is employed.

o    The policy is owned by the individual executive and in the event the
     participant terminates employment or retires, the individual may continue
     the supplemental coverage at their own expense.

o    Eligible executives who elect to participate in the plan will continue to
     participate in the Company's group Long Term Disability plan at the 66 2/3%
     level of coverage.

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SPECIFIC INFORMATION
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o    Eligibility

     -    Executives whose base pay rate equals or exceeds $100,000 for the
          first time may be presented for eligibility consideration to the
          Management Resources and Compensation Committee (the "Committee")
          periodically for confirmation. The Committee may also impose a service
          requirement. It is anticipated that this periodic review will occur
          annually, but the Committee reserves the right to request less
          frequent updates.

     -    Executives who are offered participation and elect to participate
          would be eligible to participate effective the first of the next
          calendar year. The Committee reserves the right to permit an earlier
          effective date for participation under the plan.

     -    If an executive declines to participate, his/her Choice Benefits long
          term disability coverage will continue unchanged. If at a future time
          the executive wishes to participate, he/she will have to wait until
          the next enrollment opportunity.

o    Coverage

     -    Executives who elect to participate under the Executive Insurance Plan
          will be afforded an individual long term disability policy covering 66
          2/3% of the sum of (1) base compensation and (2) the three year
          average incentive compensation, less benefits payable from the
          company's group long term disability plan at the 66 2/3% level of
          coverage. Coverage in excess of the medical underwriting limit
          established by the insurance company may require a physical
          examination.

     -    The executive may elect to continue coverage in the event of
          retirement or employment is terminated.





     -    If an executive's base pay and/or incentive would warrant the movement
          into a category with a higher amount of coverage, such a change would
          be considered at the next enrollment opportunity, but only with the
          confirmation of the Committee.

o    Premium Payments

     -    Wachovia is scheduled to pay premiums on behalf of the executive.
          These annual premiums would be payable while the executive is employed
          by Wachovia.

     -    The executive may elect to continue coverage at his or her own expense
          in the event of retirement or termination of employment.

     -    If an executive leaves Wachovia, he/she will be responsible for the
          ongoing payment of premiums

     -    All premiums paid by Wachovia will be considered as taxable income,
          and as such, will be subject to withholding throughout the executive's
          tax year.

o    Policy Ownership

     -    The executive will be the owner of the policy.

     -    As a result of this ownership, the executive may exercise all options
          afforded him/her, if any, under the policy.

o    Underwriting

     -    The plan, as designed, is configured for guaranteed issue up to a
          limit of $10,000 per month in addition to coverage provided by the
          company's group disability plan. Underwriting may be required for
          coverage in excess of this amount up to an overall maximum of $25,000
          per month.

     -    However, if an executive declines coverage and later wishes to
          participate, it is possible that guaranteed issue may not be available
          and some underwriting may be required. If any additional cost is
          incurred, as a result of such circumstances, Wachovia reserves the
          right to only pay for the cost of the policy on a guaranteed issue
          basis.

o    Administration

     -    The Committee is hereby designated as the named fiduciary under this
          plan. The Committee shall have the authority to control and manage the
          operation and administration of this Plan, and it shall be responsible
          for establishing and carrying out a funding policy and method
          consistent with the objectives of this plan.

          The Committee shall make all determinations as to the rights to
          benefits under this Plan in accordance with the claims procedures set
          forth in Section 503 of ERISA and the regulations thereunder, which
          procedures are incorporated herein by this reference.

o    Plan Changes

     -    The Committee reserves the right to amend, modify or terminate the
          commitment by Wachovia to continue payment of premiums as described
          above with at least 30 days notice to the affected participants.


     Effective - October 1, 1997