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Retirement Information

Tier Membership Tier 1: Membership prior to 7/1/73 Tier 6: Membership on or after 4/1/12 *Tier 3 members are eligible for benefits under Tier 3 or 4, whichever provides the better benefit

Contributions for Tiers 1 and 2 Tiers 1 and 2 — Annuity Savings Fund (ASF) You may have an ASF if you joined prior to July 1, 1970, and made member contributions, transferred contributions from another NYS or NYC public retirement system or purchased prior service credit under Tiers 1 and 2. If you have an ASF: Contributions accrue 5% interest (tax deferred) annually, provided your membership remains active. You may borrow from it and make repayments until you retire. It will be paid to your beneficiary/estate if you die before retirement. At retirement, you have the option of withdrawing your ASF and investing the funds privately, or leaving it in the System to provide you or your beneficiary with an annuity return as part of your retirement benefit.

Contributions (Tiers 3-6) Tiers 3-6 — Required Contributions Fund Tier 3 and 4 members: You are required by law to contribute 3% of your salary until you have been a member for 10 years or accrue 10 years of total service credit, whichever occurs first. Tier 5 members: You are required to contribute 3.5% of your salary throughout your active membership.

Tier 6 members: You are required to contribute a percentage of your salary throughout your active membership as follows: Tier 6 Contribution Chart Beginning 7/1/13, during any Tier 6 member's first 3 school years of membership, the Tier 6 member will contribute a percentage based on a projection, by the employer, of annual wages during those years in accordance with the schedule below. Salary Contribution Rate $45,000 and less 3.00% More than $45,000 to $55,000 3.50% More than $55,000 to $75,000 4.50% More than $75,000 to $100,000 5.75% More than $100,000 to $179,000* 6.00% * Current cap equal to NYS governor's salary, per statute. Following the first three years of membership, a Tier 6 member's contribution rate in any given year is based on regular compensation received two years prior.

Pension Calculation A pension is the retirement benefit determined by the following formula: Pension Factor x Age Factor (if applicable) x Final Average Salary = Maximum Annual Pension Pension Factor: A percent based on a member’s service credit. The percentage increases with additional service in most cases Age Factor: Depending on a member’s age and service credit at retirement, an age factor may be applied to the benefit calculation. No age reduction applies to Tier 2-4 members who retire either at: age 62 or later; or, with at least 30 years of service credit. No age reduction applies to Tier 5 members who retire either at: age 62 or later; or, at age 57 or later with at least 30 years of service credit. No age reduction applies to Tier 6 members who retire at age 63 or later. Final Average Salary (FAS): For Tier 2-5 members, this is the average of their highest three consecutive school years of salary earned, whenever they occurred in the salary history. Typically, it is the average of the member’s last three years. Tier 1 members are eligible for a five-year FAS if it provides a greater benefit than the three-year calculation. In addition, Tier 1 members with a date of membership prior to June 17, 1971 are generally eligible for a five-year calculation without the three-year exclusions. Tier 6 members must use a five-year FAS with restrictions on includable salaries.

Pension Factor Calculation by Tier Find your tier and see how your pension will be calculated. You can compare the tiers to see how things have progressed from Tier 1 all the way to Tier 6.

Tier 1 • 2% x years of NYS service since July 1, 1959, including any applicable benefit enhancement credit. • 1.8% x years of NYS service before July 1, 1959. • 1% x years of out-of-state service prior to NYSTRS membership (10-year maximum). • 5% reduction in pension for each full year of NYS service under 20 years (prorated for partial years with a maximum reduction of 50%). 10

Tier 2 • Computed under the Tier 1 formula, including applicable benefit enhancement credit and/or the 5% reduction for each year of NYS service under 20 years. (Note: Tier 2 members cannot claim out-of-state service unless it was credited under a previous Tier 1 membership.) • A prorated reduction of up to 27% when retirement occurs before age 62 with less than 30 years of NYS service. • No reductions if the member is age 62 with at least 20 years of service, or at age 55 with 30 years or more

Tier 3** • 1.67% x years of NYS service if credited with less than 20 years, or 2% x years of NYS service if credited with 20 to 30 years. • 60% maximum for 30 years or more. • A prorated reduction of up to 30% when retirement occurs before age 62 with less than 30 years of NYS service. • No reductions if the member is age 62, or if credit totals 30 years or more. • At age 62 (or at retirement, if older), benefit reduced by 50% of primary Social Security benefit accrued while in NYS public employment ** Tier 3 members are entitled to receive either the benefits under Tier 3 or 4, whichever are greater

Tier 4 • 1.67% x years of NYS service if credited with less than 20 years, or 2% x years of NYS service if credited with 20 to 30 years. • 60% plus 1.5% for each year of NYS service beyond 30 years. • A prorated reduction of up to 27% when retirement occurs before age 62 with less than 30 years of NYS service. • No reductions if the member is age 62, or if credit totals 30 years or more.

Tier 5 • 1.67% x years of NYS service if credited with less than 25 years, or 2% x years of NYS service if credited with 25 to 30 years. • 60% plus 1.5% for each year of NYS service beyond 30 years. • A prorated reduction of up to 38% when retirement occurs before age 62 with less than 30 years of service. • No reduction if the member is age 62, or if credit totals 30 years or more of service and the member is at least age 57.

Tier 6 • 1.67% x years of NYS service if credited with less than 20 years, or 1.75% x years of NYS service if credited with 20 years. • 35% plus 2% per year beyond 20 years of service. • A prorated reduction of up to 52% when retirement occurs before age 63 regardless of your total service.

All of this information and much, much, more can be found on… www.nystrs.org