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Some states and local governments offer employees a FICA Social Security Alternative Retirement Plan instead of Social Security. These plans help employees save for retirement without paying into Social Security. Key features include: No Social Security taxes (FICA) are taken from your paycheck.
The APPLE Plan is a type of retirement plan for your seasonal, part- time, and temporary employees that replaces Social Security. Employers avoid the matching 6.2% Social Security contribution, replacing it with an impactful benefit for employees.
Part-time retirement means remaining in the workforce in a limited capacity, usually for extra income or to follow your passions through work. Instead of continuing in the full-time grind, part-time retirement provides balance and possibilities for retirees wanting to stay busy.
As a TRS member, if you permanently terminate employment with your TRS-covered employer(s) and have neither applied for nor received a promise of employment with a TRS-covered employer, you may terminate membership in TRS and withdraw all of the accumulated contributions (plus interest) in your member account.
TRS is a defined benefit retirement plan governed by Internal Revenue Code Section 401(a). All eligible employees of The University of Texas System are automatically enrolled in TRS on their first day of employment.
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You may end your membership in TRS and withdraw the accumulated contributions in your member account if you: terminate all employment with all TRS-covered employers, and have not applied for or received a promise of employment with a TRS-covered employer, or elect to participate in ORP.

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