New to TRS? Start Strong.
Begin your TRS membership with confidence. The TRS Quick Start Guide walks you through important steps to take early in your career.
Learn how to create a MyTRS account, name a beneficiary and explore TRS member education videos.
Take these simple steps now to make the most of your membership from day one.
Three Quick TRS Checkups for Summer
Take a few minutes this summer to stay connected, informed and prepared for the future with three quick checkups:
• Register for MyTRS or log in today. Access your account information, documents, retirement planning tools and more.
• Review your beneficiary designation. Life changes, and your information should reflect your current wishes. Keeping your beneficiary designation current helps ensure eligible death benefits go to the person you choose.
• Check your contact information. Make sure your mailing address, email address and phone number are up to date so you don’t miss important updates from TRS.
Take the next step in keeping your information current.
Retire Where You Love
The place you call home is more than an address. It is where your memories, community and support system are. TRS is here to help you retire where you love.
Explore our helpful checklist and learn how your TRS-Care health plan can support your health care needs as you age.
Plan for your future with the retire-in-place checklist.
Don't Miss the Medicare Bell!
A new opportunity is here for eligible retirees to enroll in TRS-Care Medicare Advantage and take advantage of new lower premiums. If you previously left coverage, never enrolled or want to add eligible dependents, you have until March 2028 to make your decision.
Learn more about eligibility and enrollment through the TRS-Care Medicare Advantage enrollment opportunity.
Protect Your Information, Protect Your Future
Before you share personal information or authorize a financial transaction, take a moment to verify that you’re working with a trusted source. Whether you're buying a home, managing a bank account or planning for retirement, a quick check can help protect your identity and financial security. The steps you take today can help safeguard your retirement security tomorrow.
Learn how to protect your personal information.