The restoration movement is an affiliation of churches seeking to break down the walls of denominationalism and sim­ply be known as Christians only. Beginning in the late 1700’s, this movement patterns itself after the early church found in the New Testament book of Acts. Restoration movement churches, often known as Christian Churches and Churches of Christ, follow the Bible as their only rule offaith and practice, and have no creed but Christ. Churches in the restoration movement are autonomous, in that each congregation is locally led. They baptize by immersion and participate in communion on a weekly basis.
Today, more than two million people are part of these congregations as they continue advancing the cause of Christ.

To create a new investment, you will need to complete our Purchase Application, which is available on our website and may be completed electronically or printed and completed by hand. If you are opening the investment on behalf of an organization, you will also need to complete a Corporate Resolution. To fund your new investment, you will have a chance to provide your bank account information during our online application process. You may also complete an EFT/Bank Account Authorization Form or send a check made out to The Solomon Foundation. We accept new applications via our website, email, fax, UPS, Fed-Ex or the postal service.

A custodial investment allows you to invest for the future of a child in your life. The investment is opened under the name and Social Security Number of the minor until they reach the age 21, per the Colorado Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA). The minor is the legal owner of the funds in the investment, but at least one person over the age of 21 must be listed as a custodian on the investment.

We offer Custodial Investments in lieu of these plans.

You may complete the Purchase Application electronically on our website and indicate “Youth” as the Ownership Type. You may also complete a physical Purchase Application, which is available on our website. If you are completing a physical form, then the adult’s information would be filled out in Section 1 and the minor child’s information would be placed under the “Custodial” area in Section 2.

You may complete the Purchase Application electronically on our website and indicate ‘Trust” as the Ownership Type. You may also complete a physical Purchase Application, which is available on our website. If you are completing a physical form, then the trust information would be placed under the “Trust Agreement” area in Section 2. We also need a copy of the entire trust.

After your investment is opened, you may call our office during business hours to request online access and we will be happy to help you set this up over the phone. This will allow you to view your investment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Because we are not a bank and our products are not bank accounts, this is not a service that we are able to offer.

You may add to your existing investment electronically via your online login. We also off our Investment Addition Form on our website and this form may be submitted via email, fax, UPS, Fed-Ex or the postal service. You may also send a check, referencing your investment number, if you prefer.

You will receive an Investment Confirmation in the mail for your initial investment amount when the investment is opened. Thereafter, if you have online access, you will be able to see all investment activity online. All activity is also shown on our quarterly statements; these are available online or via the postal service.

Yes! If you are setting up a new investment, you may request to add to your investment monthly, weekly, or bi-weekly on the Purchase Application. If you would like to set this up on an existing investment, you can set this up via your online login. You may also make this request via our Investment Addition Form. This form may be submitted via email, fax, UPS, Fed-Ex or the postal service.

No. Because this is an investment, not a bank account, your investment does not have a routing number to have funds sent directly into it from your employer. However, we can set up a recurring addition from your bank account to your TSF investment on your pay date, so your funds are being automatically invested.

Yes, but we would need written permission from the investment owner, giving permission for you to do so. We also require written acknowledgment from the person adding funds, stating that they understand that once the funds are placed in the investment, they will have no rights or claims to those funds.

No, unfortunately we are unable to accept any third-party checks. You will need to cash the check and either write a
check made out to TSF, or you can request to have us pull the funds from your checking account electronically.

You may request to take funds out of your existing investment via your online login or by using our Investment Distribution Form. This form may be submitted via email, fax, UPS, Fed-Ex or the postal service.

If you are setting up a new investment of $5,000 or more, you may request to have your interest paid to your bank account on a monthly or quarterly basis on our Purchase Application. If this option is chosen, interest will be paid out by the 5th day of the new month following the end of the month/quarter in which the interest was earned. (i.e., for someone set up to receive interest quarterly, the interest earned from January- March will be paid out by April 5th.) If you would like to set this up on an existing investment, you can make this request via your online login, or by completing the Investment Distribution Form. That may be submitted via email, fax, UPS, Fed-Ex or the postal service. Interest distributions are not subject to penalty.

Penalties are calculated based on the following percentage of the principle distributed:

Initial Term of Certificate:

Up to 24 months – Penalty 1 % of the amount redeemed

Over 24 months, up to 36 months – Penalty 2% of the amount redeemed

Over 36 months – Penalty 3% of the amount redeemed