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You are eligible to receive a monthly retirement benefit when you docHub age 65 or meet the age and service requirements listed on this fact sheet. For retirement benefit information, see the Colorado PERA website at .copera.org and review the Your PERA Benefits and/or Retirement Process booklets.
To change beneficiaries, complete the PERA Member Information Form (using one of the methods below). Complete and submit the form online (will require your PERA PIN/User ID and password). Go to the Online Services drop-down menu, select Forms, then Beneficiary Change, and follow the instructions).
five consecutive years Periods of service need not be continuous but there must be a minimum of five consecutive years of service immediately preceding the date of retirement. Retirement Eligibility Definition | Human Resources colostate.edu current-employees benefits r colostate.edu current-employees benefits r
You can change the Plan beneficiary you named when you retired by designating a new beneficiary on the Plans official Beneficiary Designation Form for Retirees and sending it to your Administrative Office.
To make beneficiary changes to your PERAPlus 401(k) or 457 Plan, or PERA DC Plan, complete the respective 401(k), 457, or PERA DC Plan Beneficiary Designation Form. You can obtain the forms online at .copera.org or by calling 1-800-759- 7372 and selecting the PERAPlus/DC Plan option. Retiree Named Beneficiary Change Form - Colorado PERA copera.org retiree-named-beneficiary-chan copera.org retiree-named-beneficiary-chan
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Its usually pretty easy to update your beneficiaries. You might have the option to log onto your life insurance account or financial accounts and make changes to your beneficiaries online. Otherwise, you might need to contact your financial institution by phone or in person to request a form to make the change.
Members of PERA include employees of the Colorado state government, public school teachers in the state, many university and college employees, judges, many employees of cities and towns, State Troopers, and the employees of many other public entities.
The Public Employees Retirement Association (PERA) provides retirement and other benefits to public employees in the state of Colorado. PERA is the 25th largest public pension plan in the United States and covers more than 400 agencies and entities.
Colorado for each dollar invested by Colorado taxpayers in PERA. Employees contribute 8% of salary out of each paycheck to the pension fund. The average retirement benefit is $35,268 per year, or $2,939 per month.
To set up your defined benefit plan, you can adopt a pre-approved plan issued by a financial institution or an individually designed plan. Form 5500 must be filed annually for defined benefit plans. Additionally, Schedule SB should be attached to the Form 5500 and must be signed by the plans actuary. What you should know about: Defined Benefit Plans - IRS Video Portal irsvideos.gov Employers WhatYouShoul irsvideos.gov Employers WhatYouShoul

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