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You accrue 1 month of service for each calendar month you work as an active member of PERSI. A calendar month is one in which you are employed 15 days or more. Your total credited service is one of the factors in the formula used to determine your Base Plan benefit amount when you retire.
Within the first 3 to 5 years of retirement most members have already received all the money they contributed while working. For example, if your contributions to PERSI during your career totaled $60,000, and your monthly retirement benefit is $1500, you would receive your $60,000 in approximately 3 years.
You are eligible for normal (full) retirement benefits at: Age 60 with at least five years of service. Any age with at least 30 years of service. Rule of 80 - when the sum of your age plus your years of service equals 80 or more.
The benefit is 45% of the employees wage if survived by a spouse only or 60% if survived by a spouse and child(ren), with a minimum weekly benefit of $290.70 and a maximum weekly benefit of $581.40, with a maximum period of 500 weeks.
When you docHub SSFRA and begin receiving your Social Security benefit, the PERSI amount is reduced although your income remains somewhat constant. The accelerated amount is based on the number of years and months you are away from SSFRA when you retire under PERSIs plan.
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You become a PERSI member when you go to work in an eligible position with a PERSI employer. When you earn 60 months of service credit, you will be vested to receive a lifetime benefit at retirement.
in Idaho for each dollar invested by Idaho taxpayers in PERSI. Employees contribute 6.23% of salary out of each paycheck to the pension fund. The average retirement benefit is $16,448 per year, or $1,371 per month.
The lump sum death benefit for vested members is two times your account balance, including interest. * If you die before becoming vested, your beneficiary will receive your account balance plus any interest accrued.

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