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North Texas School District Consortium
457(b) Retirement Savings Plan
Investment Options
As a
Participant under the NTSDC 457(b) Retirement Savings Plan,
you have the option of selecting your own investments among
a variety of high quality no-load and load waive mutual
funds offered through Charles Schwab or you may select one
of three Managed Portfolios managed by a professional
investment advisor.
Unless you
have submitted an Enrollment Form and made an investment
selection, you are automatically enrolled in the Stable
Value Return Fund.
As a Plan
Participant, you may:
1. Select
one of three Managed Portfolios
To
initially select or return to a Managed Portfolio,
print, complete and submit the Investment Election
Form below.
Click
HERE for Investment Election Form
2.
Self-Direct your investments
To
Self-Direct your investments, print, complete and
submit the Investment Election Form below. Once PARS
receives and processes your completed Investment
Election Form, you may initiate all future
investment changes online by simply accessing your
account. See left menu and click on Check
Account.
Click
HERE for Investment Election Form
If you have already
submitted an Enrollment form and selected
self-direction, simply log on to your account and
change your selection as you wish.
3rd Quarter
2008 Profile

Managed
Portfolio Fund Information
Conservative Portfolio
The
Conservative Portfolio seeks to preserve the principal
amount from potential losses due to financial risks. The
targeted annual rate of return is 4-8%.

Moderately
Conservative
The Moderately Conservative Portfolio seeks to
preserve the principal amount from potential losses due to
financial risks. The targeted annual rate of return is
5-10%.

Growth
Portfolio
The Growth
Portfolio seeks to preserve the principal amount from potential
losses due to financial risks while providing moderate growth. The
targeted annual rate of return is 7-15%.

Updated: October 24, 2008
Funds Available for Self-Direction
Click
HERE for Links to Funds Available
for Self-Direction
Updated: October 24, 2008
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