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The Kansas Public Employees Retirement System, administers three statewide defined-benefit plans for state and local public employees. The System also oversees KPERS 457, a voluntary deferred compensation Plan for state and many local employees. Membership totals over 289,000 members.
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The Kansas Public Employees Retirement System, administers three statewide defined-benefit plans for state and local public employees. The System also oversees KPERS 457, a voluntary deferred compensation Plan for state and many local employees.
Order a Paper Copy. KPERS administers three statewide pension plans for Kansas state and local public employees. The System also oversees KPERS 457.
Please visit the KPERS Publications Page to access KPERS brochures and forms. You can also download the KPERS Membership Guide (pdf) which contains instructions for accessing account information online, adding or changing beneficiaries, and other important information.
Contact us. What you'll need to enroll. Email. For the best website experience, please use a desktop or laptop computer. Not all functionality is available on mobile devices.
Calculation of Retirement Benefits and Eligibility for KPERS. KPERS Tier 1 and Tier 2 retirement benefits are calculated by a formula based on years of credited service multiplied by a statutory percentage for the type of service credit multiplied by final average salary.
We’re glad you are here! This membership guide will help you get to know the Retirement System. It outlines your current benefits as an active member and shows you what is in store when you are ready to retire. The guide can be a reference tool when you have KPERS questions.
