Nova Southeastern University Retirement Plan Transition Guide

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NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITYRETIREMENT PLAN TRANSITION GUIDENew opportunities for your retirement strategyAnnouncing updates and enhancements to theNova Southeastern University retirement plans

NSU remains committed to offering aretirement program that helps you planfor your retirement and build long-termfinancial security. In late 2021, the NSURetirement Plan Committee (consisting ofthe President and Chief Executive Officer,the Provost, the Chief Operating Officer,and the respective Vice Presidents ofFinance and Human Resources) with NSU’sindependent retirement plan advisor,CAPTRUST, reviewed the results of acompetitive bid process.The NSU Retirement Plan Committeedetermined that consolidating all NSUretirement plan assets with TIAA as the soleservice provider will provide an enhancedoutcome for NSU retirement participantsand beneficiaries. It is important to notethat the basic NSU retirement plan designwill remain the same for all plan participantswith TIAA serving as the NSU retirementplans’ sole recordkeeper.

Table of contentsEnhanced features to help you plan and save for retirement . 2Key dates to remember . 3New retirement plan Roth contribution option . 4Updated investment lineup . 5-7Retirement plan fees . 8-9New online access . 10If you currently participate with AIG/VALIC . 11-17If you currently participate with TIAA . 18Additional information for NSU retirees and separated employees . 19Retirement planning resources . 20-21Q&A . 22-23Disclosures . 24-25We’re here to help . Back coverQuestions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu1

ENHANCED FEATURES TO HELP YOU PLANAND SAVE FOR RETIREMENTThis guide includes information about the Nova Southeastern University retirement plans and the transitionto TIAA as the sole retirement plan service provider, effective November 2, 2022. Participants in the NSU401(k) Plan, NSU 403(b) Plan, NSU 457(b) Plan, and Grande Oaks 401(k) Plan will be affected. If you havea balance in the Puerto Rico 401(k) Plan, you will receive additional communications.W TIAA as the sole service provider for the NSUretirement plans. Having one service providerenables NSU to negotiate more competitive feesand services on your behalf. As a result of thischange, all transferable balances currently withAIG/VALIC Retirement Services (AIG/VALIC)will move to TIAA in November 2022.1W Retirement plan fees. Costs for some investmentoptions will be lower, which may reduce the amountyou pay in fees. Your administrative costs willbe reduced.W New Roth contribution option. In addition to theexisting pretax contribution option, you will be ableto make contributions with after-tax dollars. Thesecontributions and any earnings will be tax free atwithdrawal if certain conditions are met.W Retirement plan investment advice. You canreceive advice on the NSU retirement plans’investment options from both CAPTRUST andTIAA. This service is available as part of yourretirement program at no additional cost to you.See the back cover for contact information.W Updated investment lineup. NSU and CAPTRUSTcarefully selected a diverse range of investmentoptions from several asset classes, including somewith lower costs. Many of the current options, willbe retained. See pages 5-6 for more information.W Updated online access. A new online experiencefor NSU retirement plan access and accountmanagement will be introduced.You can also choose Retirement Plan PortfolioManager, a fee-based service that offersprofessional management of your account.See page 21 more information.No longer employed by NSU? Although you are not actively contributing to the NSU retirement plans, youhave balances in one or more accounts. While you don’t have to take action at this time, you should reviewthis information to learn how the changes may affect you. See pages 11-19 more information.1 IG Retirement Services represents AIG member companies – The Variable Annuity Life Insurance Company (VALIC), Houston,ATX and its subsidiaries, VALIC Financial Advisors, Inc. (VFA), and VALIC Retirement Services Company (VRSCO).2Questions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu

KEY DATES TO REMEMBERDatesEventsSeptember 13 throughOctober 4, 2022Information sessions will take place. Please plan to attend to learn more about theupcoming changes. Both Zoom webinar and in-person sessions will be offered.See the back cover for more information and registration details.October 13 throughNovember 2, 2022Required quiet period for TIAA online enrollment due to system upgrades. You willnot be able to make changes to your contribution rate or enroll in the NSU retirementplans during this time. You may still access your TIAA account, transfer funds,update beneficiaries, and review investment performance at TIAA.org.October 17, 2022AIG/VALIC participants: Enrollment in a new account with TIAA, if you do notalready have an NSU TIAA account (no action required on participant’s part).October 25, 2022,at 4 p.m. (ET)AIG/VALIC participants: Last day to voluntarily request the transfer of any eligibleAIG/VALIC amounts to TIAA, before the balances automatically transfer to TIAA.All transfer requests must be received by AIG/VALIC Retirement Services in goodorder prior to this date.AIG/VALIC participants: Blackout period for AIG/VALIC accounts begins.November 1, at 4 p.m.(ET), through the week During this time, you will not be able to:of November 21, 2022W Modify your AIG/VALIC accountW Obtain a distribution, loan or hardship withdrawal from your AIG/VALIC accountAt the end of the blackout period, you can access your balances transferred fromAIG/VALIC in your TIAA account at TIAA.org.November 2, 2022A new online salary deferral feature will be available for active employees. You willbe able to make changes to your NSU retirement plan contribution informationfaster and easier.November 2, 2022TIAA participants: Quiet period ends and you can make changes to yourcontribution rate or enroll in the NSU retirement plans.November 4, 2022AIG/VALIC participants: New account at TIAA for AIG/VALIC participants receives thefirst payroll contribution.November 10, 2022AIG/VALIC participants: Account balances expected to transfer from AIG/VALICto TIAA.Week ofNovember 21, 2022AIG/VALIC participants: Blackout period is expected to end. You can access andupdate your entire retirement account at TIAA, including balances transferredfrom AIG/VALIC.Important note: The date of the transfer and the end of the blackout period depends on the accurate, timelytransfer of data and assets from AIG/VALIC to TIAA. If this does not occur, the end of the blackout periodcould be delayed. You will receive notification of any delay as soon as administratively possible.Questions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu3

NEW RETIREMENT PLAN ROTHCONTRIBUTION OPTIONYou will be able to make Roth contributions to the NSU retirement plans beginning November 2, 2022.Simply access the new online salary deferral feature via SharkLink to update your contribution information(see page 10 for more information). What’s the main difference between your current account and a Roth account?Current pretax accountRoth after-tax accountTake advantage of pretax and tax-deferredbenefits when you put the money in.Take advantage of tax-free benefits when youtake the money out, if certain conditions are met.How a Roth account worksYou make contributions to a Roth account after paying current income taxes on the money you contribute.You can withdraw the balance and any earnings tax free if certain conditions are met. To do so, however, youmust generally be 59½ or older and leave the money in your designated Roth account for at least five years.No income restrictionsThe new Roth option doesn’t have income restrictions, so if your income is too high to qualify for a Roth IRA,you can still make contributions to the retirement plan Roth option.Higher contribution limitsRoth retirement plan contributions are capped at the same higher contribution limits as 401(k) plans, higherthan Roth IRAs. Your combined (Roth and pretax) contribution limit for 2022 is 20,500 if you’re under theage of 50 and 27,000 if you’re 50 or older.Employer matching contributionsEmployer matching contributions must be made on a pretax basis. Therefore, you will owe income tax on theemployer matching contributions and any earnings upon withdrawal.Required distributionsAs with pretax contributions, you will need to take Roth account required minimum distributions, typicallybeginning at age 72. The Roth IRA, on the other hand, is not subject to required minimum distributions.And you can roll over your Roth retirement plan option contributions to a Roth IRA.1Is a Roth account right for you?If you expect your tax rateduring retirement to be:You may want to consider:Higher than your current rateRoth option. Withdrawals of all contributions and earnings will be tax freeat retirement if certain conditions are met.Lower than your current ratePretax option. While this money is taxable at retirement, you may be in alower tax bracket when you’re no longer working.Same as your current rateRoth and pretax options. Having both can provide a hedge against theuncertainty of future tax rates.See Disclosures beginning on page 24 for important details on Investment, insurance andannuity products and the Roth retirement plan option.1You should seek advice based on your own particular circumstances from an independent tax advisor.4Questions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu

UPDATED INVESTMENT LINEUPThe NSU retirement plan lineup provides the flexibility to choose options fromseveral investment providers that match your financial preferences and goals.For more detailed information on each option, visit TIAA.org and enter the tickerin the site’s search feature.Fund/AccountTickerTier 1: Asset allocationAsset allocation investments offer a diversified portfolio across various assetclasses within one option, sometimes called a “fund of funds,” and includelifecycle or target date funds. This may be a good choice if you prefer a hands-offapproach to investing. The year indicates a target retirement date based on whenyou turn age 65.CREF Social Choice Account Class R2 (variable annuity)QCSCPXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index Retirement Income Fund InstitutionalTRILXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2010 Fund InstitutionalTLTIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2015 Fund InstitutionalTLFIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2020 Fund InstitutionalTLWIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2025 Fund InstitutionalTLQIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2030 Fund InstitutionalTLHIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2035 Fund InstitutionalTLYIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2040 Fund InstitutionalTLZIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2045 Fund InstitutionalTLXIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2050 Fund InstitutionalTLLIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2055 Fund InstitutionalTTIIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2060 Fund InstitutionalTVIIXTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2065 Fund InstitutionalTFITXcontinuedQuestions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu5

UPDATED INVESTMENT LINEUP continuedFund/AccountTickerTier 2: Actively managedActively managed investments seek to outperform general markets and indexesby relying on research, market forecasts, and other resources to make decisionson which individual securities to buy, hold, and sell within each portfolio.A guaranteed option helps protect your principal, maintains a minimum guaranteedrate of return, and provides income options, including lifetime income.American Funds EuroPacific Growth Fund – R6RERGXBlackRock Mid-Cap Growth Equity Portfolio Class KBMGKXCREF Core Bond Account R2 (variable annuity)QCBMPXCREF Money Market Account R21,2 (variable annuity)QCMMPXCREF Stock Account R2 (variable annuity)QCSTPXJPMorgan Equity Income Fund Class R6OIEJXJPMorgan Large Cap Growth Fund Class R6JLGMXLoomis Sayles Strategic Income Fund Class NNEZNXMetropolitan West Total Return Bond Plan Class SharesMWTSXMFS International Intrinsic Value Fund Class R6MINJXMFS Mid Cap Value Fund Class R6MVCKXPrincipal Small Cap Growth Fund I Class R6PCSMXThornburg Limited Term Income Fund Class R6THRLXTIAA Real Estate Account2 (variable annuity)TIAA Traditional Annuity (guaranteed annuity)TIAA-CREF Real Estate Securities Fund InstitutionalQREARXN/ATIREXVanguard Federal Money Market Fund InvestorVMFXXVictory Sycamore Small Company Opportunity Fund Class IVSOIXTier 3: Passively managedPassively managed (index) funds attempt to match the performance and riskcharacteristics of one of the major market indexes (e.g., S&P 500). They providebroad diversification within a single asset class.Vanguard Extended Market Index Fund InstitutionalVIEIXVanguard Institutional Index Fund InstitutionalVINIXVanguard Mid-Cap Index Fund AdmiralVIMAXVanguard Small-Cap Index Fund AdmiralVSMAXVanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund InstitutionalVBTIXVanguard Total International Stock Index Fund InstitutionalVTSNX1Not available in the NSU 401(k) Plan.2Not available in the Grande Oaks 401(k) Plan.Any guarantees under annuities issued by TIAA are subject to TIAA’s claims-paying ability.6Questions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu

Qualified Default Investment Alternative (QDIA) for the NSU retirement plansTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index Funds are the default investment option for the NSU retirement plans at TIAA.If you do not select specific investments when you enroll, your contributions will be directed to the TIAA-CREFLifecycle Index Fund that most closely corresponds to the year you turn age 65. Each Lifecycle Index Fundprovides a diversified retirement portfolio and is considered to be a target date fund. You may select a differentinvestment choice for your contributions at any time.A Lifecycle Index Fund is a “fund of funds,” primarily invested in shares of other mutual funds. Each fund’sinvestments are adjusted gradually from more aggressive to more conservative as the target retirement dateapproaches. The principal value of a target date fund isn’t guaranteed at any time, including at the targetdate, and will fluctuate with market changes. Lifecycle Index Funds share the risks associated with the typesof securities held by each of the underlying funds in which they invest. The year in the fund name representsthe approximate time when investors may plan to begin withdrawing from the fund. However, you are notrequired to withdraw the funds at the target date. In addition to the fees and expenses associated with thetarget date funds, there is exposure to the fees and expenses associated with the underlying mutual funds.Birth yearsTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index FundTickerPrior to 1949TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2010 InstitutionalTLTIX1949 – 1953TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2015 InstitutionalTLFIX1954 – 1958TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2020 InstitutionalTLWIX1959 – 1963TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2025 InstitutionalTLQIX1964 – 1968TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2030 InstitutionalTLHIX1969 – 1973TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2035 InstitutionalTLYIX1974 – 1978TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2040 InstitutionalTLZIX1979 – 1983TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2045 InstitutionalTLXIX1984 – 1988TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2050 InstitutionalTLLIX1989 – 1993TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2055 InstitutionalTTIIX1994 – 1998TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2060 InstitutionalTVIIX1999 – presentTIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2065 InstitutionalTFITXSee Disclosures beginning on page 24 for important details on Investment, insurance andannuity products.Questions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu7

RETIREMENT PLAN FEESWhen making decisions about your retirement account, it’s important to consider any expenses associatedwith the plans’ services and investment options. In some cases, you may be able to take advantage of lowerfees that NSU negotiates on your behalf. The fees described below affect the NSU 401(k) Plan, NSU 403(b)Plan, NSU 457(b) Plan, and Grande Oaks 401(k) Plan (NSU retirement plans).Administrative services associated with your retirement planYour NSU retirement plans charge an annual administrative fee to cover services such as recordkeeping,legal, accounting, investment advisory, and other plan and participant services.Effective October 11, 2022, the current annual plan servicing fee at TIAA of up to 0.095% ( 0.95 per 1,000invested) will be reduced to 0.059% ( 0.59 per 1,000 invested). This new lower fee will be divided intoquarterly payments and deducted from your account. This fee will be assessed to each investment youchoose within the plans and will vary if a portion of the administrative fee is funded by revenue sharing, apractice where investment providers share in the cost of administration. If the revenue sharing amount is lessthan 0.059%, the difference is applied as a plan servicing fee. If the revenue sharing is greater than 0.059%,the difference is applied as a plan servicing credit. This fee or credit will be applied to your account on thelast business day of each quarter and will be identified as a “TIAA Plan Servicing Fee” or a “Plan ServicingCredit” on your statements (see the “Investment-specific services” section of your statement for more details).NSU retirement plan feesThe following table details each investment option in the NSU retirement plans and any associated TIAA planservicing fee/credit. The total administrative fee equals the revenue share plus the TIAA plan servicing fee/credit.Annual fundoperating expensesPlan servicing fee calculations(A B C)Netexpenseratio %A.Revenuesharing %B. Planservicingfee/(credit) %C. Totaladmin.fee %Investment optionsTickerGrossexpenseratio %American Funds EuroPacific Growth FundClass R6RERGX0.4600.4600.0000.0590.059BlackRock Mid-Cap Growth Equity PortfolioClass KBMGKX0.7000.7000.0000.0590.059CREF Core Bond Account R2 (variable annuity)QCBMPX0.2600.2600.150(0.091)0.059CREF Equity Index Account R2 (variable annuity)QCEQPX0.2200.2200.150(0.091)0.059CREF Global Equities Account R21 (variable annuity)QCGLPX0.2650.2650.150(0.091)0.059CREF Growth Account R2 (variable 300.2300.150(0.091)0.059CREF Money Market Account R21,2,3(variable annuity)QCMMPX0.2350.2350.150(0.091)0.059CREF Social Choice Account Class R2(variable annuity)QCSCPX0.2450.2450.150(0.091)0.059CREF Stock Account R2 (variable annuity)QCSTPX0.2900.2900.150(0.091)0.059JPMorgan Equity Income Fund Class R6OIEJX0.4600.4600.0000.0590.059JPMorgan Large Cap Growth Fund Class R6JLGMX0.5200.4400.0000.0590.059Loomis Sayles Strategic Income Fund Class NNEZNX0.6500.6500.0000.0590.059Metropolitan West Total Return Bond PlanClass SharesMWTSX0.3700.3700.0000.0590.05911CREF Inflation-Linked Bond Account R21(variable annuity)MFS International Intrinsic Value Fund Class R6MINJX0.6200.6200.0000.0590.059MFS Mid Cap Value Fund Class R6MVCKX0.6800.6800.0000.0590.059Principal SmallCap Growth Fund I Class R6PCSMX0.8600.8400.0000.0590.0598Questions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu

Annual fundoperating expensesInvestment optionsThornburg Limited Term Income Fund Class R6TIAA Real Estate Account3 (variable annuity)TIAA Traditional Annuity (guaranteed annuity)Plan servicing fee calculations(A B C)B. Planservicingfee/(credit) %C. Totaladmin.fee eratio %Netexpenseratio %A.Revenuesharing 91)0.059TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2010 Fund EF Lifecycle Index 2015 Fund AA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2020 Fund InstitutionalTLWIX0.1900.1000.0000.059TIAA-CREF Lifecycle Index 2025 Fund EF Lifecycle Index 2030 Fund EF Lifecycle Index 2035 Fund EF Lifecycle Index 2040 Fund EF Lifecycle Index 2045 Fund EF Lifecycle Index 2050 Fund EF Lifecycle Index 2055 Fund EF Lifecycle Index 2060 Fund EF Lifecycle Index 2065 Fund EF Lifecycle Index Retirement IncomeFund EF Real Estate Securities Fund d Extended Market IndexFund 1100.1100.0000.0590.059Vanguard Federal Money Market FundInvestor SharesVanguard Institutional Index Fund d Mid-Cap Index Fund AdmiralVIMAX0.0500.0500.0000.0590.059Vanguard Small-Cap Index Fund AdmiralVSMAX0.0500.0500.0000.0590.059Vanguard Total Bond Market IndexFund d Total International Stock IndexFund InstitutionalVTSNX0.0800.0800.0000.0590.059Victory Sycamore Small Company OpportunityFund Class IVSOIX0.9300.9300.100(0.041)0.059See Disclosures beginning on page 24 for important details on Fees and expenses andInvestment, insurance and annuity products.1This option is restricted and no longer accepts new contributions, including incoming transfers or rollovers.2Not available in the NSU 401(k) Plan.3Not available in the Grande Oaks 401(k) Plan.Investment expenses listed are as of July 26, 2022. To view the current expenses, see the prospectus by visiting TIAA.organd entering the ticker in the site’s search feature.Any guarantees under annuities issued by TIAA are subject to TIAA’s claims-paying ability.A contractual or voluntary fee waiver may apply to any investment where there is a difference between the gross and netexpense ratios. For the fee waiver expiration date, see the prospectus by visiting TIAA.org and entering the ticker in the site’ssearch feature.Questions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu9

NEW ONLINE ACCESSOnline enrollment and salary deferralBeginning November 2, 2022, a new online salary deferral feature will be available for active employeesat TIAA.org. You will be able to make changes to your retirement plan contribution information andinvestment choices faster and easier. This updated online access will directly connect you to TIAA.org toenroll or make changes. RetirementManager, currently in use through AIG/VALIC, will be replaced by thisonline NSU retirement plan access at TIAA.If you do not have access to SharkLink, you can log in to your account at TIAA.org. Select Log in from theupper-right corner of the screen. First-time users will select Need online access?, then follow the instructionsto access your account.Beginning October 13, 2022, there will be a brief quiet period to allow the service enhancements to be applied tothe TIAA platform. During the quiet period, current TIAA participants will not be able to make changes to theircontribution rate or enroll in the NSU retirement plans. The quiet period is expected to end November 2, 2022.You may still access your TIAA account, transfer funds, update beneficiaries, and review investment performanceat TIAA.org. You can continue to update your contributions prior to the quiet period through the currentRetirementManager until October 12, 2022.Beneficiary designationNaming your beneficiaries and putting essential documents in place can make a difference for the people andcauses you care about. When the time comes, your NSU retirement plan assets will be transferred accordingto the terms of your NSU retirement plan’s beneficiary designation and not by the terms of your will.If you only participate with TIAA: Your beneficiary designations on file at TIAA will remain in effect, but nowis a good time to review and update your beneficiary information to ensure your designations reflect yourcurrent situation.If you only participate with AIG/VALIC: Your beneficiary designations at AIG/VALIC will not transfer to yournew account on the TIAA platform. Your beneficiary designation will be set to Estate. Beginning on or aboutOctober 17, 2022, you can name beneficiaries at TIAA.org. From the top navigation, select Actions, then Add/edit beneficiaries, and follow the prompts.If you participate with AIG/VALIC and TIAA: Your beneficiary designations on file at TIAA will remain in effectand will be applied to all future contributions, as well as your NSU retirement plan balances that transfer fromAIG/VALIC.10Questions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu

IF YOU CURRENTLY PARTICIPATE WITHAIG/VALICNew accountStarting on or about October 17, 2022, a new account at TIAA will be established for you, if you do not alreadyhave an NSU TIAA account, and you will receive an enrollment confirmation with additional information from TIAA.Your existing beneficiary designations at AIG/VALIC will not transfer to your new account on the TIAA platform.Your beneficiary designation will be set to Estate until you name beneficiaries for your new account. If youparticipate with both AIG/VALIC and TIAA, your existing beneficiary designations on file at TIAA will remainin effect and will be applied to all future contributions, as well as to your NSU retirement plan balances thattransfer from AIG/VALIC. If you have a signed spousal waiver on file at AIG/VALIC, you will need to request anew waiver after your new TIAA account is set up.Blackout periodThere will be a brief blackout period to facilitate the transfer of existing investment balances from AIG/VALICto TIAA. During this time, you will not be able to direct, diversify or conduct any transactions with the assets heldin your plan account at AIG/VALIC. The blackout period is expected to begin November 1, 2022, at 4 p.m. (ET)and is expected to end the week of November 21, 2022. Any scheduled payroll contributions will continueto be deducted from your paycheck during the blackout period.Please review the enclosed Blackout Notice for more information. Important note: The date of the transfer andthe end of the blackout period depends on the accurate, timely transfer of data and assets from AIG/VALICto TIAA. If this does not occur, the end of the blackout period could be delayed. You will receive notificationof any delay as soon as administratively possible.What happens to future contributions and existing balances?Beginning with the November 4, 2022, payroll, your future contributions will be directed to your new TIAA account.Your investment choices at AIG/VALIC will transfer to comparable investment choices at TIAA as shown inthe investment transfer strategy table on page 12. You can change the way your account is invested at anytime, once your new account is open.On or about November 10, 2022, your AIG/VALIC balances will move to your new TIAA account as shownin the investment transfer strategy tables on pages 13-14. You can change the way your transferred balancesare invested at any time after the blackout period ends, expected to be the week of November 21, 2022.Please note: This automatic plan-level transfer of your AIG/VALIC account balance may supersede anyindividual transactions you request. Submit all requests (e.g., transfers or withdrawals) by October 25, 2022,at 4 p.m. (ET), to ensure they are complete before the plan-level transfer.continuedQuestions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsu11

IF YOU CURRENTLY PARTICIPATE WITHAIG/VALIC continuedHow your AIG/VALIC account balance will transfer to TIAAIn-kind transferThe investment options shown below are being retained in the new lineup at TIAA and will transfer in kind.An in-kind balance transfer means your holdings will not be sold and repurchased; your holdings will simplytransfer from AIG/VALIC to your new account with TIAA, and remain fully invested during this period.TickerReplacement optionTickerAmerican Funds EuroPacific Growth Fund Class R6Current optionRERGXAmerican Funds EuroPacific Growth Fund Class R6RERGXBlackRock Mid-Cap Growth Equity PortfolioClass KBMGKXBlackRock Mid-Cap Growth Equity PortfolioClass KBMGKXJPMorgan Equity Income Fund Class R6OIEJXJPMorgan Large Cap Growth Fund Class R6JLGMXMetropolitan West Total Return Bond FundPlan ClassMWTSXMFS International Intrinsic Value FundClass R6MINJXMFS Mid Cap Value Fund Class R6MVCKXVanguard Federal Money Market FundInvestor SharesVMFXXVanguard Institutional Index FundInstitutional SharesVINIXVanguard Mid-Cap Index Fund Admiral SharesVIMAXVanguard Small-Cap Index FundAdmiral SharesVSMAXVanguard Total Bond Market Index FundInstitutional SharesVBTIXVictory Sycamore Small CompanyOpportunity Fund Class IVSOIX12Questions? Call 800-842-2252 or visit TIAA.org/nsuOOOOOOOOOOOOOJPMorgan Equity Income Fund Class R6OIEJXJPMorgan Large Cap Growth Fund Class R6JLGMXMetropolitan West Total Return Bond FundPlan ClassMWTSXMFS International Intrinsic Value Fund Class R6MINJXMFS Mid Cap Value Fund Class R6MVCKXVanguard Federal Money Market FundInvestor SharesVMFXXVanguard Institutional Index FundInstitutional SharesVINIXVanguar

401(k) Plan, NSU 403(b) Plan, NSU 457(b) Plan, and Grande Oaks 401(k) Plan will be affected. If you have a balance in the Puerto Rico 401(k) Plan, you will receive additional communications. W TIAA as the sole service provider for the NSU retirement plans. Having one service provider enables NSU to negotiate more competitive fees

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