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For ERS and PFRS Tier 5 members, you are required to contribute 3 percent of your earnings for all your years of public service. Exceptions for ERS: New York State Correction Officers are not required to contribute after 30 years of service.
You are required to contribute a percentage of your reportable earnings toward your retirement benefits. Requirements vary by membership tier. Tier 3 and 4 members: You contribute 3 percent of your reportable earnings.
Fully funded by employees For 2025, employees will contribute 0.388% of their gross wages per pay period, with a maximum annual contribution of $354.53. Employees earning less than the current NYSAWW of $1,757.19 will contribute less than the annual cap of $354.53, consistent with their actual wages.
An employee contribution plan is a type of employer-sponsored savings plan. By choosing to participate in the plan, employees contribute a percentage of their paycheck into the plan, which is then invested on their behalf by a third-party plan administrator.
The New York Paid Family Leave 2025 rate is 0.388%. This is a slight increase from the 2024 NYS PFL rate of 0.373%. While the Paid Family Leave 2025 deduction rate is set to 0.388%, there will be an annual maximum contribution cap of $354.53.

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You will be eligible for a service retirement benefit when you docHub age 55 and have five or more years of credited member service. If you are a Tier 3 member, you may retire under Article 14 or Article 15. However, your benefit, in most cases, will be greater under Article 15.
If the earnings in any 12-month period in your FAE exceed the average of the previous two years by more than 10 percent, the amount above 10 percent will not be included in your FAE calculation.
For purposes of this subparagraph, the term mandatory contributions means amounts contributed to the plan by the employee which are required as a condition of employment, as a condition of participation in such plan, or as a condition of obtaining benefits under the plan attributable to employer contributions.

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