Retirement Issues Facing Part- Time Faculty Jennifer Baker Legislative Advocate California Teachers Association.

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Retirement Issues Facing Part- Time Faculty Jennifer Baker Legislative Advocate California Teachers Association

This workshop will cover… Defined Benefit Program Defined Contribution Program Social Security Retirement Pitfalls for Part-Time Faculty

Defined Benefit Program Guaranteed for Life

Defined Benefit Program A Defined Benefit (DB) Program gives you a guaranteed lifetime retirement benefit, upon vesting. Your retirement income is based on your age, final compensation and years of service credit All employees have the right to enter into the DB Program.

Vesting It takes five full-time years to vest in the DB Program – For example: Sacramento City College – 50% load = 10 years to vest Fresno City College – 75% load = 7.5 years to vest Pasadena City College – 20% load = 20 years to vest

Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) The minimum FTE is 525 instructional hours (plus mandatory office hours, if paid) The minimum FTE for adult ed. is 875 instructional hours (plus mandatory office hours, if paid)

Service Credit – Part-Time CC Percent Time Worked50% (262.5 hours) Minimum FTE525 hours Actual Earnings$15,000/ Full-Time Rate$30,000= Service Credit Earned.500

Service Credit – Adult Ed. Percent Time Worked40% (350 hours) Minimum FTE875 hours Actual Earnings$10,800/ Full-Time Rate$27,000= Service Credit Earned.400

Earnable Compensation Scott works at three community colleges EmployerEarningsService Credit Pasadena$5, Glendale$34,500.5 Santa Monica$12,500.2 Total$52, Annual Earn.$52,700/.850=$62,000

Earnable Compensation Scott works at three community colleges EmployerEarningsService Credit Glendale$34,500.5 Santa Monica$12,500.2 Total$47,000.7 Annual Earn.$47,000/.70=$67,142

Defined Benefit Supplement If you are in the DB Program and work over one full-time year, both your contributions and the employers will go into this account until you retire You can access these funds upon retirement or six months after you terminate CalSTRS covered employment

Additional Benefits Additional benefits include (upon vesting): – Disability Benefits – Survivor Benefits

DB Pitfalls for Part-Time Faculty If you pull out your DB funds, you will only receive the employee contributions plus interest but will not receive employer contributions. If you pull out your DB funds you will not be eligible for a CalSTRS retirement.

Defined Contribution Program Easy to Vest and Portable

Defined Contribution Program Designed for non-career part-time faculty. Formula - 4% employer contribution + 4 % employee contribution (Negotiable) Guaranteed Interest Rate – – 5%

DC Program Benefits You may use it with more than one district Lump sum or annuity upon retirement if balance is $3,500 or more

DC Program Pitfalls Not as lucrative as the DB Program The DB Program is guaranteed for life; the DC Program is lasts as long as there is money in your account Not all districts offer the DC Program

Social Security Offer not available in all areas

Social Security If you have the option of choosing Social Security and have enough earnings – great! If not, you may be subject to federal offsets if you have current or previous employment that contributes to Social Security: – Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) – Government Pension Offset (GPO)

Windfall Elimination Provision The WEP reduces the earned Social Security benefits of an individual who also receives a public pension from a job not covered by Social Security. The WEP reduces the factor by which average earnings are multiplied to determine Social Security benefits. How much the factor is reduced depends on when the individual becomes eligible to retire and how many years of earnings he or she has accumulated.

Government Pension Offset The GPO reduces public employees' Social Security spousal or survivor benefits by an amount equal to two-thirds of their public pension. Spousal and survivor benefits are normally available to any person whose retired or deceased spouse worked at a job in which he or she earned Social Security benefits. The GPO reduces or eliminates these benefits.

Contact Social Security for details Social Security contact information: – (800) –

Retirement Pitfalls for Part-Time Faculty Ignorance does not lead to a blissful retirement

Retirement Pitfalls for Part-Time Faculty Many districts prey on the fact that part-time faculty do not know they can use the DB Plan Many districts have a difficult time reporting the correct amount of service credit to CalSTRS – check your annual statements annually!

Inconsistent Retirement Plans Many part-time faculty are in different plans in different districts Many part-time faculty have no idea what plan they are in

DB/DC Review DB – If you pull out funds you will lose employer contributions and access to CalSTRS DB retirement DC – Not as lucrative as DB and is not guaranteed for life

Additional CalSTRS Questions? Contact CTA: – Steve DePue (916) Jennifer Baker (916) Contact CalSTRS: – Tom Barrett (916)

Q & A In a consumer society there are inevitably two kinds of slaves: the prisoners of addiction and the prisoners of envy -Ivan Illich

Retirement for Part-Time Faculty Jennifer Baker Legislative Advocate California Teachers Association