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The CSD Retirement Trust

“Cooperative buying power that benefits

Districts and their Participants”

-over-

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District Fees

:

o

Districts pay no fees to sponsor the CSD-RT.

Participant Fees

:

o

Participants currently pay the following fees, which are a “line item” on participant statements for the

following service providers:

1.

CSD-RT Marketing, Legal, Insurance, Administration & Governance-$20 fixed fee/annum.

2.

Participants pay a 0.32%

(32 bps) annual asset based administrative fee

.

VALIC Recordkeeping, Administration, Education, Compliance & Advisors-23bps/annum

CBIZ Consulting and Investment Advisory Services-8.75bps/annum

Investment Management Fees:

o

Range from

0.04% to 1.10%

depending on investments selected. The current weighted investment

management fee average based on participant investing behavior is 0.13%

(13 bps)

which is netted from

investment returns.

Total Fees:

Based on the weighted investment management fee above, a participant with a $10,000 account

balance will pay $65/annum. When the Trust launched in January 2010, a participant with a $10,000 balance

paid $157/annum, a 59% decrease.

Benefits to your District and your Participants:

o

Why is the CSD Retirement Trust “A Better Choice”?

1.

A

consortium solution

with 39 participating school districts, over 4,200 participant accounts

and $93+ million in assets as of 2/28/17.

2.

A “

Best in Class

” model that improves retirement outcomes for participants.

3.

Lowers fees

and makes them transparent; no front load commissions, no surrender charges, no

M&E expenses, no 12(b)(1)fees. Administrative fees have reduced -59% since the inception of

the program in January, 2010 through December 31, 2016. During that same time, because of

the Trust’s buying power, Investment Management fees have decreased in 91% of the

investment options.

4.

Provides

32 multi-manager investment options

including actively managed, target-date &

index funds as well as professionally managed investment accounts.

5.

From January, 2010 through December 31, 2016, the Trust’s investment options have

outperformed 94%

of their category peer group averages.

6.

Deploys

non-commissioned

, FINRA licensed financial advisors to focus on education and

retirement outcomes. Advisor compensation is not determined by what funds your participants

choose.

7.

Offers

Managed Accounts

(reduced cost) for those participants who prefer to have a

professional investment manager oversee their accounts.

8.

Offers a

Qualified Longevity Annuity Contract (QLAC)

for retirees seeking guaranteed

monthly income with tax advantages

9.

Offering both

Traditional (pre-tax) and Roth (after tax)

deferral options.

10.

Ensures

tax compliancy

while remaining nimble and flexible when it comes to plan

amendments and changes.

11.

Retirement Manager

” technology coordinates and improves District administration,

compliance & record keeping responsibilities.

12.

Places all providers (including current) under the

Trust’s umbrella

.

13.

Saves Districts time and money

.

What is your decision?