North Carolina General Statutes
Article 4 - Consolidated Judicial Retirement Act.
§ 135-67 - Assets of Retirement System.

135-67. Assets of Retirement System.
(a) All of the assets of the Retirement System shall be credited according to the purpose for which they are held to one of two funds, namely, the annuity savings fund and the pension accumulation fund.
(b) The annuity savings fund shall be the fund to which all members' contributions, and regular interest allowances thereon as provided for in G.S. 135-7(b), shall be credited. From this fund shall be paid the accumulated contributions of a member in accordance with G.S. 135-62, or 135-63.
(c) Upon the retirement of a member, his accumulated contributions shall be transferred from the annuity savings fund to the pension accumulation fund. In the event that a retired former member should subsequently again become a member of the Retirement System as provided for in G.S. 135-60(c) or 135-71, any excess of his accumulated contributions at his date of retirement over the sum of the retirement allowance payments received by him since his date of retirement shall be transferred from the pension accumulation fund to the annuity savings fund and shall be credited to his individual account in the annuity savings fund.
(d) The pension accumulation fund shall be the fund in which shall be accumulated contributions by the State and amounts transferred from the annuity savings fund in accordance with subsection (c) above, and to which all income from the invested assets of the Retirement System shall be credited. From this fund shall be paid retirement allowances and any other benefits provided for under this Article except payments of accumulated contributions as provided in subsection (b) above.
(e) The regular interest allowance on the members' accumulated contributions provided for in G.S. 135-7(b) shall be transferred each year from the pension accumulation fund to the annuity savings fund. (1973, c. 640, s. 1.)

Structure North Carolina General Statutes

North Carolina General Statutes

Chapter 135 - Retirement System for Teachers and State Employees; Social Security; State Health Plan for Teachers and State Employees

Article 4 - Consolidated Judicial Retirement Act.

§ 135-50 - Short title and purpose.

§ 135-51 - Scope.

§ 135-52 - Application of Article 1; administration.

§ 135-53 - Definitions.

§ 135-54 - Name and date of establishment.

§ 135-55 - Membership.

§ 135-56 - Creditable service.

§ 135-56.01 - Reciprocity of creditable service with other State-administered retirement systems.

§ 135-56.2 - Creditable service for other employment.

§ 135-56.3 - Repayments and Purchases.

§ 135-57 - Service retirement.

§ 135-58 - Service retirement benefits.

§ 135-59 - Disability retirement.

§ 135-60 - Disability retirement benefits.

§ 135-61 - Election of optional allowance.

§ 135-62 - Return of accumulated contributions.

§ 135-63 - Benefits on death before retirement.

§ 135-64 - Benefits on death after retirement.

§ 135-65 - Post-retirement increases in allowances.

§ 135-66 - Administration; management of funds; method of financing.

§ 135-67 - Assets of Retirement System.

§ 135-68 - Contributions by the members.

§ 135-69 - Contributions by the State.

§ 135-70 - Transfer of members to another system.

§ 135-70.1 - Transfer of members from the Local Governmental Employees' Retirement System, the Teachers' and State Employees' Retirement System, or the Legislative Retirement System.

§ 135-71 - Return to membership of retired former member.

§ 135-73 - Termination or partial termination; discontinuance of contributions.

§ 135-74 - Internal Revenue Code compliance.

§ 135-75 - Deduction for payments allowed.

§ 135-75.1 - Forfeiture of retirement benefits for certain felonies committed while serving as elected government official.

§ 135-75.1A - Forfeiture of retirement benefits for certain felonies related to employment or holding office.

§ 135-75.1B - Prohibition on purchase of forfeited service.

§ 135-75.2 - Improper receipt of decedent's retirement allowance.