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What is the difference between FICA Classes "A," "C," and "E"?
FAQ: Under FICA Class "A," your Social Security tax and your pension contributions are both deducted from your gross salary.
How can I submit my retirement application?
FAQs: We suggest that you return your retirement application to TRS in person; that way, a TRS representative can check the application and ensure that it is completed correctly.
Is my first retirement allowance payment retroactive?
FAQ: Yes. If you receive advance payments, your first payment will be retroactive to your effective retirement date (or initial payability date, if you retired under deferred payability).
How are performance increases considered in my Final Average Salary?
FAQs: The collective bargaining agreement between the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators (CSA) and the New York City Department of Education provides for performance increases for qualifying members.
What payment options may I elect for my retirement allowance?
FAQs: You may elect to receive the maximum retirement allowance for which you are eligible.
May I change the elections I make on my retirement application?
FAQs: Yes. However, in general, TRS must receive any changes no later than one day before the effective payability date of your retirement allowance.
Will TRS provide me with documentation confirming my retirement?
FAQs: There are three occasions on which you will receive such a confirmation:
How long will it take to process my retirement application?
FAQs: It generally takes about three to five months to process a retirement application.
Can I change my beneficiary designations after retirement?
FAQs: The answer depends on which retirement option you elected.
Will my retirement benefits be offset by Social Security?
FAQs: Only members who retire under Tier III are affected by this law.