Your Quarterly Statement is now online
Your statement for the quarter ending June 30, 2013 is now available on PERF Online. This quarter's statement also includes the month of March, from the previous quarter. Log on to review. If you wish to receive a mailed statement each quarter, you may do so.
By mailing statements only to those who want paper, INPRS can save approximately 4,800 reams of paper each year. This is the rough equivalent of 288 trees. In addition, this could reduce expenses by up to $1 million.
To receive a paper statement, either download the form from www.inprs.in.gov, or log in to your account, select the Personal Information tab, Communications, E-mail Address, then Communication Preferences.
Don't be left out...log on
As a PERF member, you have 24/7 access to your account. With a few simple clicks, you can view your investment allocations, make changes to your investments, address or beneficiary information, and view your quarterly statement.
To access PERF Online, you need your user ID and passcode. On your first login, your user ID is your Social Security Number (SSN). Your passcode was mailed to your home address. As a first time user, you will be required to change your user ID and passcode. You should also register for "Forgot your Passcode." This feature allows you to log into the site by answering a series of personal questions in case you are unable to do so with your user ID and passcode in the future. You will always use your nine-digit SSN and numeric passcode when calling the Customer Service Center.
Log in to the secure PERF Online site here.
Where is your money?
Have you considered where to invest your Annuity Savings Account (ASA) money? INPRS offers you a variety of options to help best meet your investing goals.
Each type of investment has a different level of risk and return, so each will behave differently over time. Asset allocation is based on the idea that diversification – splitting your ASA dollars among various investment options – could provide protection against a major loss if one investment class begins to decline.
Consider your long and short-term goals when determining your investment selections. If you don't include enough risk in your investment selection, your return may not meet your goal. If you include too much risk in your selection, the money for your goal may not be there when it is needed.
Take our quiz to find out your risk profile when investing. You may want to meet with a financial advisor to help you decide whether conservative or aggressive options are the best for you based on your goals.
To view detailed information about the investment funds available to you,
click here.
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2013 Legislative Summary
