Welcome! The PERS Update An Overview of PERS, OPSRP and the IAP Revised 5/6/2013.

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Welcome! The PERS Update An Overview of PERS, OPSRP and the IAP Revised 5/6/2013

Disclaimer Information in this presentation may change as the result of administrative, legislative, or judicial decisions.

Agenda PERS/OPSRP members Individual Account Program Online Member Services PERS Tier One and Tier Two Oregon Public Service Retirement Plan Member resources

PERS/OPSRP Members PERS members Tier One: Hired before January 1, 1996 Tier Two: Hired January 1, 1996 through August 28, 2003 OPSRP members Hired on or after August 29, 2003

Your Responsibilities Important that PERS has up-to-date accurate information to send you member annual statements Throughout your career, it’s your responsibility to ensure your employer always has your correct personal information Employer sends PERS this information

Individual Account Program Effective January 1, 2004 Member contributions to Individual Account Program (IAP) Retirement forms for IAP and separate retirement forms for PERS/OPSRP Retirement benefit from IAP and separate retirement benefit from PERS/OPSRP

Tier One/Tier Two EE or ER Member Contributions 6 Percent After 1/1/04 IAP Retire 6 Options Before 1/1/04 Tier One/Tier Two Regular/Variable Accounts Annual Statements ER Reserve Tier One/Tier Two Retire 13 Options ER Contributions

OPSRP EE or ER Member Contributions 6 Percent IAP Retire 6 Options Annual Statements ER Reserve OPSRP Retire 5 Options ER Contributions

IAP Distributions Separate from employment and not retirement eligible Lump sum Retirement benefit choices Lump sum Installments over year periods, or Anticipated Life Span Option Can receive IAP distributions only after separation from PERS covered employment

IAP Retirement When retire from PERS or OPSRP, must retire from IAP Retirement date 1 st day of any month Submit retirement forms within the 90 day period prior to your retirement date First payment due Within 120 days of retirement date

PERS/OPSRP Retirement PERS retiree receives IAP benefit, and chooses between thirteen options for PERS pension benefit OPSRP retiree receives IAP benefit, and chooses between five options for OPSRP pension benefit

Online Member Services You can: Access your account information Perform activities related to your account Update your contact information Link directly to the PERS web site to view FAQs, forms and other information

PERS Members PERS members Tier One: Hired before January 1, 1996 Tier Two: Hired January 1, 1996 through August 28, 2003

PERS Retirement Eligibility 30 years PERS Total Creditable Service Time OR Age Normal retirement 58 – Tier 1 60 – Tier 2 55, or years total service – P&F Early retirement – P&F

The PERS Retirement Benefit Calculation factors Age Service time Final average salary Account balance

Calculation Methods Full Formula Service time x final average salary x.0167 Money Match Age factor x account balance x 2 Formula + Annuity (August 21, 1981) Service time x final average salary x.01 + Age factor x account balance

Calculation Method Comparison One of three calculation methods Full Formula Money Match Formula + Annuity (only for those with service time prior to August 21, 1981) Receive benefit based on highest calculation

 Full Formula $ 3,  Money Match$ 3,  Formula + Annuity (Contributions prior to 8/21/81 ) Calculation Method Comparison

Online Member Services: PERS Benefit Estimate Produce your own estimate Located on the PERS website Review the requirements Provide input where required

Benefit Estimate – Complete $ 2,810.68$ 2, $ 2,758.67$ 2, $ 3,015.36$ 3, $ 2,982.89$ 2, Payment Options Monthly Amount Without Purchase Monthly Amount With Purchase Benefit Structure Tier 1 Single Life Options Option 1 $ 3, $ 3, Refund Annuity Option $ 3, $ 3, Year Certain Option $ 3, $ 3, Joint and Survivor Options Option 2 Option 2A Option 3 Option 3A

Benefit Estimate – Complete Lump-Sum Settlement Options LSS Option 1$ 1,760.33$ 1,791.68$ 191,746.08$ 192, LSS Option 2$ 1,522.69$ 1,549.80$ 191,746.08$ 192, LSS Option 2A$ 1,494.52$ 1,521.13$ 191,746.08$ 192, LSS Option 3$ 1,633.59$ 1,662.67$ 191,746.08$ 192, LSS Option 3A$ 1,615.98$ 1,644.75$ 191,746.08$ 192, Total Lump Sum OptionN/A $ 383,492.16$ 384, Monthly Amount Without Purchase Monthly Amount With Purchase Lump Sum Amount Without Purchase Lump Sum Amount With Purchase Payment Options Delete BackCancel

Benefit Estimate from PERS Tier One and Tier Two Request estimate from PERS Benefit Estimate Request form Provided for retirement dates within upcoming 24 months

OPSRP: Effective August 29,2003 Oregon Public Service Retirement Plan Established by legislature For new employees hired on or after August 29, 2003

OPSRP Two components of the plan Pension Program: a defined benefit plan based on salary, retirement credit, and a factor Individual Account Program: a defined contribution plan

OPSRP Pension Program Funded by your employer Employer must make contributions necessary to fund the Pension Program Employer contribution rate determined by PERS

Vesting Vested in pension when: Active member is normal retirement age or older, or Member completes five years of 600 hrs/year Five years need not be consecutive Before becoming vested Five consecutive years of less than 600 hrs/year Forfeit retirement credit Membership terminated

OPSRP Retirement Eligibility Normal retirement age General service members Age 65, or Age 58 with 30 years of retirement credit Police and firefighter members Age 60, or Age 53 with 25 years of retirement credit

OPSRP Retirement Eligibility Early retirement age General service members Age 55 Police and firefighter members Age 50, if the five prior years were as P&F member Age 55, if less than five years of P&F service time

OPSRP Pension Program At retirement, provides lifetime pension benefit For general service member with 30 years of retirement credit (25 years for P & F) retiring at normal retirement age Will provide approx. 45 percent of your final average salary at retirement

OPSRP Pension Program Benefit determined by formula General service: Final average salary x years of retirement credit x 1.5% P & F: Final average salary x years of retirement credit x 1.8%

Final Average Salary Final average salary is the greater of: High three consecutive years, or Salary earned in last 36 months of membership Each of the above divided by 36 to obtain final average monthly salary

Retirement Credit Upon completion of waiting time, receive retirement credit for waiting time period Work major fraction of a month in qualifying position Receive one month of retirement credit

Online Member Services: OPSRP Benefit Estimate Produce your own estimate Located on the PERS website Review the requirements Provide input where required

Benefit Estimate - Complete Account OPSRP - Pension Retirement Date 12/01/2024Retirement Eligibility General Service Payment Options OptionMonthly Amount Single Life Option$ 2, Full Survivorship Option$ 2, Full Survivorship Increase Option$ 2, Half Survivorship Option$ 2, Half Survivorship Increase Option$ 2,253.17

OPSRP Estimate Request from PERS Request estimate from PERS Benefit Estimate Request form Provided for retirement dates within upcoming 24 months

Planning for the Future Save more for retirement? Educational employees Eligible to participate in a 403(b)/TSA program or 457 deferred compensation plan State of Oregon or participating local government employees Eligible to participate in the Oregon Savings Growth Plan A 457 deferred compensation plan Earnings accumulate tax-deferred until withdrawal

Member Education Hired on or after August 29, 2003 OPSRP presentation Tier One and Tier Two Mid-Career and Five Year presentations One Year Group presentation Retirement benefit estimates available through PERS

Member Resources Websites and link for PERS website PERS: PERS Insurance: IAP account: Toll-free telephone number PERS or PERS Insurance or PERS and financial planning

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