NLAF

The Nebraska Liquid Asset Fund (NLAF), formerly known as Nebraska School District Liquid Asset Fund Plus, was formed in 1988 using the authority of the Interlocal Cooperation Act to provide a cash management program for school districts, educational service units and community colleges, public agencies and other governmental subdivisions.

NLAF is a financial and cash management program especially designed to provide a wide range of services that allow participating governmental units the ability to "maximize" their investment potential.  Two primary services available are:

  1. Liquid Asset Fund:  A professionally managed money market fund enables school districts to pool their short term funds for common investment at money market rates while remaining liquid.

  2. Fixed-Rate/Fixed-Term Investment Program:  Additional fixed income investment products are available through the Investment Adviser to assist NLAF participants in seeking to maximize results.

The Nebraska Council of School Administrators (NCSA) and the Nebraska Association of School Boards (NASB) provide assistance for NLAF.

Official Site:
http://www.nlafpool.org
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