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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ETF WRS Annual Statement of Benefits Introduction Letter in the editor.
- Begin by filling out 'Information About You'. Enter your full name, birth date, and either your Social Security number or ETF ID. If you are a beneficiary, include the original participant’s SSN or ETF ID.
- Next, provide your current or new mailing address. Ensure all fields are filled accurately to avoid undeliverable mail. If this is an address change, check the appropriate box and include your previous address if applicable.
- If you need to change your name, complete the 'Name Change' section with both your current and new names. Leave it blank if not applicable.
- For gender changes, select the appropriate option under 'Change Your Gender On ETF's Records'. No documentation is necessary for this update.
- Fill in your contact information, including phone numbers and email address. Check the box if you wish to remove existing phone numbers on file.
- Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom. Remember that unsigned forms will be rejected. Mail or fax the completed form to ETF as instructed.
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Will Wisconsin retirees get a raise in 2025?
Retirees of the Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS) will receive an increase in their pension benefits this year.
What is the average WRS pension?
By taking a separation benefit, you are closing your WRS account. If you later begin working in an eligible WRS position, your WRS account will be treated as if you are a new employee for all programs.
Why did I get a letter from pension benefit information?
There are many possibilities here, ranging from scam to error to legitimate issue. It could be an error due to a mis-keyed SSN, it could be due to a retirement pension they actually receive and the letter could be a ``slippage letter related to the pension.
What is the average payout for the Wisconsin retirement system?
In 2012, 180,718 residents of Wisconsin received a total of $4.6 billion in pension benefits from state and local pension plans. The average pension benefit received was $2,143 per month or $25,711 per year.
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