FAQs: There are several key differences.
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FAQs: In-service TDA participants, members with TDA Deferral status, and TDA annuitants may change their TDA investment elections four times a year.
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FAQs: In general, TDA investment election changes made by in-service TDA participants and members with TDA Deferral status take effect on the next conversion date that occurs at least 30 days after TRS receives their form or online request.
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FAQs: In-service Tier I and II members under the QPP, all in-service TDA participants, and members with TDA Deferral status may file a new investment election change form or online equivalent; in this case, any 6-, 9-, or 12-month conversions in progress but not yet completed ...
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FAQs: If you elect TDA Deferral status or annuitize your TDA funds, your TDA funds would receive investment return and/or interest based on your investment elections.
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FAQs: TRS must issue a 1099-R form even if a distribution was rolled over.
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FAQs: The tax-free amount is listed in box #5; the taxable amount is listed in box #2a.
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FAQs: Under the EFT system, funds are deposited in your account on the day the payment is issued.
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FAQs: You can request this in the secure section of our website, or you can file a separate EFT Authorization Form (code BK58) or EFT Election at Retirement Form (code BK66), as applicable, for each account.
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FAQs: If you have separated from service (resigned or been terminated), or if you are on a leave of absence without pay, you may be eligible to transfer your membership to another retirement system within New York State.
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