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Having a current beneficiary designation on file ensures that TRS pays death benefits to the persons you want to receive them.

One of the most important things you can do as a TRS member is keep your information up to date with TRS. Easily manage your account using available tools and resources, such as MyTRS. Take advantage of the service options at your fingertips by reviewing …

Your TRS membership automatically began on your first day of eligible employment with a TRS-covered employer. Whether you’re continuing to work toward your retirement milestone, or have already reached it, we’re here to provide you with the resources you …

If you are currently receiving a monthly payment from TRS, please log in to MyTRS and visit Tax Withholding Calculator under Payments. The calculator allows you to see the impact to your income tax withholding based on your proposed changes. If you wish …

As a beneficiary, it's important to know when and how to reach out to TRS about receiving benefits.

If you have active membership credit in more than one Texas public retirement system, you may be eligible to combine all your service credit for service retirement under TRS.  If you retired after Sept. 1, 2016, you may also be eligible to combine all …

Vesting is an important concept to understand because, once vested, you’re entitled to a future benefit. It also helps you decide when it’s the best time to begin receiving that benefit.  When am I Vested with TRS?  If you earn at least five years of …

TRS service credit , also called years of service , service hours or a service record , is an important part of determining eligibility for TRS benefits including TRS-Care. Service credit affects the amount of a service or disability retirement benefit …