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NYSTRS is one of the ten largest public pension funds in the U.S. providing retirement, disability and death benefits to eligible New York State teachers.
- Active Members
NYSTRS offers benefits and resources for active members,...
- Retirees
The cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for September 2023...
- Delegates
As representatives of their districts, delegates have two...
- Employers
NYSTRS members work for more than 800 school districts,...
- Membership Withdrawal Forms
Download and print NYSTRS forms. Call our Hotline at...
- GASB Public Pension Accounting Standards
GASB 68 Reporting Information. For all employers, by early...
- Prior Service Forms
Download and print NYSTRS forms. Call our Hotline at...
- MyNYSTRS
MyNYSTRS offers secure, online access to your benefit...
- Active Members
The Pensions section provides a database of names, last employer, retirement date and benefit amount for individuals who have retired from public service, including New York State, New York City, state and regional public authorities, public school districts, and New York's county, city, town and village governments.
26 paź 2020 · In response to financial pressures, the New York State Assembly has created new, less-generous retirement plans for teachers. Teachers and other education employees are enrolled in one of two plans, the Teachers’ Retirement System of the City of New York (TRS) and the New York State Teachers’ Retirement System (NYSTRS). [1]
This Active Members’ Handbook is intended to help working and vested NYSTRS members better understand their retirement benefits. It’s an important part of our commitment to help you make informed decisions about your future at each stage of your teaching career. The information in this Handbook is subject to change.
NYSTRS administers retirement, disability and death benefits for members. Eligibility depends on factors such as tier of membership, age, earnings and service credit.
27 wrz 2012 · All public school teachers and teaching assistants in New York belong to the state Teachers' Retirement System (TRS), except those who teach in New York City and belong to the Teachers' Retirement System of the City of New York.
Visit the New York City Teachers' Retirement System at nyctrs.org. Your tier depends on when you first joined the retirement system. Under the existing Retirement & Social Security Law all teachers and teaching assistants who joined on or after Sept. 1, 1983, are in Tier 4.
