Our professionally managed asset allocation options* provide a simple choice for those who want a one-step approach to investing. This investment selection includes both our Target Date Funds and Target Risk Funds.
GuideStone® offers three investment approaches that make it easy to select the right Funds for your retirement plan.
Our professionally managed asset allocation options* provide a simple choice for those who want a one-step approach to investing. This investment selection includes both our Target Date Funds and Target Risk Funds.
This approach is designed to help you build your own portfolio utilizing a broad range of core and specialty funds that provide the flexibility to address specific investment strategies.
We offer a range of financial planning services, tailored investment strategies and ongoing investment management for those looking for a higher level of service.
As part of the core and specialty options, we also offer tools to help you create your own portfolio that consider your financial objectives, risk tolerance and time horizon.
When you are comfortable with your decision, you can implement the asset allocation selection yourself through MyGuideStone® or ask for help from one of our customer solutions specialists by calling 1-888-98-GUIDE (1-888-984-8433), Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. CT.
*The Asset Allocation Funds (“Funds”) attempt to achieve their objectives by investing in the GuideStone Select Funds. By investing in the Funds you will also incur the expenses and risks of the underlying Select Funds. The principal risks of the Funds will change depending on the asset mix of the Select Funds in which they invest. You may directly invest in the Select Funds. The Funds’ value will go up and down in response to changes in the share prices of the investments that they own. It is possible to lose money by investing in the Funds.
The MyDestination Funds® (“Funds”) attempt to achieve their objectives by investing in the GuideStone Select Funds and other investments. The Funds are managed to a retirement date (“target date”) by adjusting the percentage of fixed income securities and equity securities to become more conservative each year until reaching the retirement year and then approximately 15 years thereafter. The target date in the name of the Funds is the approximate date when an investor plans to start withdrawing money. The expense ratio for the Funds includes the expenses of the underlying Select Funds. The principal risks of the Funds will change depending on the asset mix of the Select Funds in which they invest. You may directly invest in the Select Funds and other investments. The Funds’ value will go up and down in response to changes in the share prices of the investments that they own. The amount invested in the Funds is not guaranteed to increase, is not guaranteed against loss, nor is the amount of the original investment guaranteed at the target date. It is possible to lose money by investing in the Funds.
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GuideStone Advisors is registered in the United States, and advisory services may not be available in all jurisdictions or to all clients. For more information about the firm, products and services, please review the GuideStone Affiliate Form CRS.
Be sure to consider all of your available options before rolling over your retirement assets. It is important to consider all of the potential advantages and disadvantages of rolling over your retirement assets to an IRA, including the different investment options that are available to you as well as the services, fees, expenses, withdrawal restrictions and tax consequences of rolling over your assets to an IRA. Other options are available besides rolling over your employer-sponsored retirement plan, including leaving the account with your previous employer. An employer-sponsored retirement plan may offer advantages investors can’t get if they roll the money into an IRA.