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The Department of Retirement Systems has received a public records request and Declaration of Non-Commercial Purpose from American Transparency for information about retired individuals who
Cost-of-Living Adjustments (COLAs) for DRS-administered retirement systems and plans that receive a COLA have been established for 2021. LEOFF Plan 1 COLAs will take effect
Give your retirement an annual checkup Now is an excellent time to check up on the retirement information in your DRS online account, starting with your
The Department of Retirement Systems has received a public records request that The Seattle Times seeks information about all members of the state’s retirement systems,
Teachers and school employees in Plans 2 and 3 often ask us whether it’s better to retire in July (when they stop working) or in
Looking for your 1099-R form for tax purposes? Beginning Jan. 25, you can access it by signing in to your retirement account (drs.wa.gov/oaa) and then
Governor Jay Inslee’s proclamation that waived return-to-work restrictions for certain retirees, expired July 1, 2020. In some cases, DRS worked with employers to make DRS
Notice to retirees – public records request The Department of Retirement Systems has received a public records request from Edward Hiskes for information about individuals
National Retirement Security Month is the perfect time to assess your retirement goals and check on your progress. With that in mind, DRS created a
Member and employer contribution rates for Washington’s retirement systems are established every two years. Rates for most of the retirement plans are approved by the
The Department of Retirement Systems has received a public records request and Declaration of Non-Commercial Purpose from American Transparency for information about retired individuals who
Cost-of-Living Adjustments (COLAs) for DRS-administered retirement systems and plans that receive a COLA have been established for 2021. LEOFF Plan 1 COLAs will take effect
Give your retirement an annual checkup Now is an excellent time to check up on the retirement information in your DRS online account, starting with your
The Department of Retirement Systems has received a public records request that The Seattle Times seeks information about all members of the state’s retirement systems,
Teachers and school employees in Plans 2 and 3 often ask us whether it’s better to retire in July (when they stop working) or in
Looking for your 1099-R form for tax purposes? Beginning Jan. 25, you can access it by signing in to your retirement account (drs.wa.gov/oaa) and then
Governor Jay Inslee’s proclamation that waived return-to-work restrictions for certain retirees, expired July 1, 2020. In some cases, DRS worked with employers to make DRS
Notice to retirees – public records request The Department of Retirement Systems has received a public records request from Edward Hiskes for information about individuals
National Retirement Security Month is the perfect time to assess your retirement goals and check on your progress. With that in mind, DRS created a
Member and employer contribution rates for Washington’s retirement systems are established every two years. Rates for most of the retirement plans are approved by the
Active members: Update your name and/or address through your employer. That new information will soon appear in your online retirement account.
(If you prefer to fill out and mail in a printed form, select this link.)
Members, you can update your beneficiary information from your online retirement account. Select “My Account” in the navigation menu and then “View/Edit” beside “Beneficiary.”
(If you prefer to fill out and mail in a printed form, select this link.)
