CalSTRS has conducted an assessment of AB 340, the California
Public Employees’ Pension Reform Act of 2013, and its impact on
CalSTRS members and operations and outlined key changes.
CalSTRS administers a hybrid system as part of a comprehensive
financial security package for members. This video provides a
brief high-level tour of your CalSTRS benefits.
CalSTRS members do not pay into Social Security for their
teaching work. However, you may have paid into Social
Security for work you performed outside of the California
educational system. Watch this video to discover how two
governmental offsets may impact your Social Security benefits.
If you’ve been an active CalSTRS member since January 2001, you
have two separate accounts with CalSTRS, the Defined Benefit
account and the Defined Benefit Supplement account.
If you’ve been an active CalSTRS member since January 2001, you
have two separate accounts with CalSTRS, the Defined Benefit
account and the Defined Benefit Supplement account.
If you’ve been an active CalSTRS member since January 2001, you
have two separate accounts with CalSTRS, the Defined Benefit
account and the Defined Benefit Supplement account.
myCalSTRS is a safe, secure and convenient online
resource. In this video, learn about the services and tools
available to members through the myCalSTRS website.
Your retirement benefit is based on a formula (Service Credit x
Age Factor x Final Compensation = Member-Only Benefit). How
confident are you in your understanding of how this formula
determines your Member-Only Benefit amount?
