Videos #2 - Will My TRS Pension Be Enough? #4 – Setting Financial Goals FAQs Can I add my spouse to my employee health plan? Active Members (TRS-ActiveCare) Yes. You may be able to enroll your spouse or eligible dependents through your TRS-ActiveCare …
Designate a New Beneficiary for Death Benefits A divorce does not automatically revoke the former spouse as beneficiary of the death benefits payable by TRS. See Section 824.101 (g) of the Texas Government Code. To revoke the former spouse as beneficiary …
Requests for Account Information from Spouse or Former Spouse (Alternate Payee) or an Attorney for Either Party If you are the spouse or former spouse of a TRS participant, or are the attorney representing either the participant or spouse or former …
In many divorces, the court will order that retirement plan benefits be divided between the spouse who participates in the retirement system and the spouse who is not a participant. The purpose of a domestic relations order (DRO) is to allow TRS to pay …
Divorce and Domestic Relations Order (DRO) Find answers to questions about the impact of a divorce on your retirement plan benefits, changes that can be made, and requirements of model Domestic Relations Orders (DRO). FAQs How do I change my address or …
Videos Disability Retirement FAQs If I’m no longer able to work due to a medical condition, am I eligible for any retirement benefits? As a member, regardless of your age or years of service credit, you may apply for disability retirement if you are …
When you move to a new address or change your phone numbers, here are helpful links to update your TRS account. This will help you avoid missing any important communications. Has your address or phone number changed? Please ensure TRS always has the most …
Life changes can happen at any time, and TRS offers resources to help you navigate these transitions with confidence. No matter what change you face or milestone you reach, TRS is here to support you every step of the way, ensuring you make the most of …