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Your retirement benefit is calculated by using the percentage of salary formula. Simply stated, two percent is multiplied by your years of creditable service, including partial years (not to exceed 40 years).
- Retirement Benefit Options
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- Maximizing Your Benefit
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- Service Credit
TRS administers the fund from which teachers in the state’s...
- Retirement Benefit Options
TRS offers a defined benefit plan of retirement. Known as a 401(a). As its name implies, your retirement benefit is “defined” by calculation using your years of membership service, the average of your highest 24 consecutive months of salary*, and a 2% multiplier.
The resulting product (2% x service x salary) is your monthly retirement benefit under the Maximum Plan of retirement. If you are more than 5 years from retirement, you may estimate your monthly benefit for service retirement using the Pension Calculator .
Individual Income Tax Instruction Booklet. Contains 500 and 500EZ Forms and General Instructions.
Calculate benefit estimates. Calculate cost calculations for withdrawn and airtime service. Apply for retirement. Register for workshop and counseling events. View and print your annual membership statement. Update beneficiary information. Educate yourself with pages of valuable information. Download forms and publications.
Educate yourself with pages of valuable information. Download forms and publications. Registering for a TRS online account is an easy process. Just visit www.trsga.com, click on the Active Members or Retirees tab, click on Account Management/Login and either login to your existing account or sign up for a new one.
The Teachers’ and State Employees’ Retirement System (TSERS) is a defined benefit plan qualified under Section 401(a) of the Internal Revenue Code. Defined benefit plans use a formula to calculate monthly retirement benefits once
