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FAQs: When you retire, any outstanding QPP or TDA loan balance would be deducted from your funds in the corresponding program, reducing the amount available for your retirement.
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FAQs: You may transfer the amount of your outstanding QPP loan if you are transferring your membership to one of the following retirement systems: the New York City Board of Education Retirement System; the New York City Employees' Retirement System; the New York State Teache...
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FAQs: Yes, you can request a TDA estimate and it will be mailed to your address on file, once it has been generated.
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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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FAQ : Your FAS generally would be the average of your highest three consecutive annual salaries.
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FAQs: In general, lump-sum payments of your retirement allowance are only permitted for terminally ill members (please see the TRS' Lump-Sum Disability Benefit brochure); however, all eligible members may apply for a loan from their funds in conjunction with retirement.
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FAQs: Direct Withdrawals of TDA funds are generally taxable.
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FAQs: Yes. You may do so by filing a TDA Withdrawal Application (code TD32) or online equivalent.
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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: There are three occasions on which you will receive such a confirmation:
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