Forms & Worksheets
Local Unions Retirement Income Program Forms & Worksheets
Simply click on the Local Unions Retirement Income Program form title to download. If you don’t see the form you need here, please call us at (800) 223-7608.
Forms
- Scarborough Retirement Account Application
Application to open a new retirement account in the Local Unions Retirement Income Program. - Scarborough Non-Qualified Account Application
Application to open a new non-qualified account in the Local Unions Retirement Income Program. - Client Profile
Complete this form along with any new account application. - Scarborough Investment Advisory Agreement
Agreement to be signed when selecting the Elite Portfolios Investment Option. - Check Remittance Transmittal
Use this form when sending in a check to deposit to an existing account and to request a reimbursement of overnight delivery of your check - IRA Account Distribution Form
For taking a distribution from your IRA. - Non-Qualified Systematic Withdrawal Application
For systematic withdrawals from your non-qualified account. - Retirement Plan Change Form
Use to change personal information, portfolios or beneficiaries to your Local Unions Retirement Income account. - Periodic Investment Application
For starting or changing a systematic monthly investment into your account from your bank account. - Existing IRA Contribution Form
For use when submitting an IRA contribution.
Worksheets
- Retirement Income & Investment Analysis Questionnaire
Scarborough’s Retirement Income & Investment Analysis will show whether you are on track to achieve your long-term retirement income goals and offers key recommendations for adjustments to improve your retirement planning. To obtain your personalized report, please complete the information on the questionnaire. - Calculating Your Retirement Expenses, The Budgeting Method
For those within 5 years of retirement, we recommend completing the budget worksheet to help you determine your retirement expenses. - Risk Tolerance Questionnaire
This simple questionnaire is designed to measure both your basic ability and willingness to endure investment risk in order to help you determine the portfolio that is most appropriate for you. - Questions to Ask Your Financial Advisor
This checklist was developed to help you calculate the types of expenses associated with various investments often used for rollovers of lump sum pensions and 401(k) accounts.