Have you taken time to
explore our retirement website? Here are some key areas to become familiar with
the next time you log in.
Managing your account
Take some time to become familiar with the site and understand where your money is invested.
Take some time to become familiar with the site and understand where your money is invested.
- This tab has resources that allow you to
view your current account balance within each investment fund or shown
within each source.
- You can also transfer your current funds
into new investments, choose to increase your future contribution amount
and change your future allocations.
- If you chose to “Invest New Money”, be sure
to note the box to change your current balance to match your new
elections, if you wish.
- Within the Transfer Funds section, you can click on the funds to read the most up to date fund information provided by Morningstar.
Under this section access to your statements is at your fingertips. You
can request a statement at anytime.
- Choose how you want to view your account,
then the time period and your statement will appear.
- You can also view recent transactions on your retirement account such as your contributions, employer contributions to your account, or dividends earned.
Keeping all of your personal information up to date is helpful to you and us.
It’s a good idea to include your current email address so you can receive
timely communications.
- Update your personal info anytime.
- You can change address, phone number, email
address, and marital status anytime.
- You can also update your beneficiaries
without filling out any paperwork!
- If you want to change your user ID and password, this would be the place to do it.
This tab offers a range of high level and detailed information to help you
better understand your retirement and make the most of your plan.
- Here you’ll find important messages
about your plan, current fee disclosure and the highlights of your plan document.
- You can also find transfer rollover forms,
loan forms, and distribution forms.
- Another great resource is the Retirement Calculator. This calculator will estimate your income and savings that you will have when you retire. The results will identify if your current savings will last through your retirement years and give you a cash flow of what your estimated balance will be for each year.
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