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CalSTRS Defined Benefit Program is a traditional defined benefit plan that provides retirement, survivor and disability benefits. Your Defined Benefit retirement benefit is based on a formula set by law using your age, service credit and final compensation.

CalSTRS Defined Benefit Program is a traditional defined benefit plan that provides retirement, survivor and disability benefits. Your Defined Benefit retirement benefit is based on a formula set by law using your age, service credit and final compensation.

You can elect membership only during a pay period in which you actually performed creditable service and on the appropriate form provided by your employer. If you participate in the Cash Balance Benefit Program and later become a full-time employee, you automatically will become a member of the Defined Benefit Program.

CalSTRS Defined Benefit Program is a traditional defined benefit plan that provides retirement, survivor and disability benefits. Your Defined Benefit retirement benefit is based on a formula set by law using your age, service credit and final compensation.

You can elect membership only during a pay period in which you actually performed creditable service and on the appropriate form provided by your employer. If you participate in the Cash Balance Benefit Program and later become a full-time employee, you automatically will become a member of the Defined Benefit Program.

CalSTRS Defined Benefit Program is a traditional defined benefit plan that provides retirement, survivor and disability benefits. Your Defined Benefit retirement benefit is based on a formula set by law using your age, service credit and final compensation.

You'll no longer be a CalSTRS member. You'll cancel your eligibility for your CalSTRS retirement benefit, as well as survivor and disability benefits, unless you return to CalSTRS-covered employment. Any option beneficiary or one-time death benefit designation will be canceled.

You can elect membership only during a pay period in which you actually performed creditable service and on the appropriate form provided by your employer. If you participate in the Cash Balance Benefit Program and later become a full-time employee, you automatically will become a member of the Defined Benefit Program.

You'll no longer be a CalSTRS member. You'll cancel your eligibility for your CalSTRS retirement benefit, as well as survivor and disability benefits, unless you return to CalSTRS-covered employment. Any option beneficiary or one-time death benefit designation will be canceled.

You'll no longer be a CalSTRS member. You'll cancel your eligibility for your CalSTRS retirement benefit, as well as survivor and disability benefits, unless you return to CalSTRS-covered employment. Any option beneficiary or one-time death benefit designation will be canceled.

You can elect membership only during a pay period in which you actually performed creditable service and on the appropriate form provided by your employer. If you participate in the Cash Balance Benefit Program and later become a full-time employee, you automatically will become a member of the Defined Benefit Program.

If you no longer work in a CalSTRS-covered position, you can leave your money in CalSTRS until you reach 70½ or request a refund.

If you no longer work in a CalSTRS-covered position, you can leave your money in CalSTRS until you reach 70½ or request a refund.

You'll no longer be a CalSTRS member. You'll cancel your eligibility for your CalSTRS retirement benefit, as well as survivor and disability benefits, unless you return to CalSTRS-covered employment. Any option beneficiary or one-time death benefit designation will be canceled.

If you no longer work in a CalSTRS-covered position, you can leave your money in CalSTRS until you reach 70½ or request a refund.

The Member-Only Benefit is usually the highest monthly benefit available when you retire. The benefit: Provides a monthly benefit for your lifetime. The benefit stops after you die.

The Member-Only Benefit is usually the highest monthly benefit available when you retire. The benefit: Provides a monthly benefit for your lifetime. The benefit stops after you die.

The Member-Only Benefit is usually the highest monthly benefit available when you retire. The benefit: Provides a monthly benefit for your lifetime. The benefit stops after you die.

If you no longer work in a CalSTRS-covered position, you can leave your money in CalSTRS until you reach 70½ or request a refund.

If you're a full-time California public school preK–12 teacher, community college instructor or public school administrator, or are performing other service creditable to CalSTRS on a full-time basis, you're automatically a member of the Defined Benefit Program.

If you're a full-time California public school preK–12 teacher, community college instructor or public school administrator, or are performing other service creditable to CalSTRS on a full-time basis, you're automatically a member of the Defined Benefit Program.

If you're a full-time California public school preK–12 teacher, community college instructor or public school administrator, or are performing other service creditable to CalSTRS on a full-time basis, you're automatically a member of the Defined Benefit Program.

The Member-Only Benefit is usually the highest monthly benefit available when you retire. The benefit: Provides a monthly benefit for your lifetime. The benefit stops after you die.

Upon conclusion of all creditable service subject to coverage by CalSTRS, for any reason other than death, disability, or retirement, a Cash Balance Benefit Program participant may apply for a lump-sum termination benefit which shall be an amount equal to the sum of the account balance as of the payment date.

Upon conclusion of all creditable service subject to coverage by CalSTRS, for any reason other than death, disability, or retirement, a Cash Balance Benefit Program participant may apply for a lump-sum termination benefit which shall be an amount equal to the sum of the account balance as of the payment date.

You'll no longer be a CalSTRS member. You'll cancel your eligibility for your CalSTRS retirement benefit, as well as survivor and disability benefits, unless you return to CalSTRS-covered employment. Any option beneficiary or one-time death benefit designation will be canceled.

Upon conclusion of all creditable service subject to coverage by CalSTRS, for any reason other than death, disability, or retirement, a Cash Balance Benefit Program participant may apply for a lump-sum termination benefit which shall be an amount equal to the sum of the account balance as of the payment date.

If you're a full-time California public school preK–12 teacher, community college instructor or public school administrator, or are performing other service creditable to CalSTRS on a full-time basis, you're automatically a member of the Defined Benefit Program.

You'll no longer be a CalSTRS member. You'll cancel your eligibility for your CalSTRS retirement benefit, as well as survivor and disability benefits, unless you return to CalSTRS-covered employment. Any option beneficiary or one-time death benefit designation will be canceled.

You must earn one year of service credit since your last refund and have at least five years of service credit before being eligible for CalSTRS retirement benefits.

You'll no longer be a CalSTRS member. You'll cancel your eligibility for your CalSTRS retirement benefit, as well as survivor and disability benefits, unless you return to CalSTRS-covered employment. Any option beneficiary or one-time death benefit designation will be canceled.

Upon conclusion of all creditable service subject to coverage by CalSTRS, for any reason other than death, disability, or retirement, a Cash Balance Benefit Program participant may apply for a lump-sum termination benefit which shall be an amount equal to the sum of the account balance as of the payment date.

You must earn one year of service credit since your last refund and have at least five years of service credit before being eligible for CalSTRS retirement benefits.

• The retirement formula computed at age 60 = 3% x years of service x final. compensation. For retirement earlier than age 60, the percentage is reduced by each quarter year of age to a minimum of 2% at age 50. Employees are eligible to retire at age 50 with five years of service credit. •

You must earn one year of service credit since your last refund and have at least five years of service credit before being eligible for CalSTRS retirement benefits.

You'll no longer be a CalSTRS member. You'll cancel your eligibility for your CalSTRS retirement benefit, as well as survivor and disability benefits, unless you return to CalSTRS-covered employment. Any option beneficiary or one-time death benefit designation will be canceled.

• The retirement formula computed at age 60 = 3% x years of service x final. compensation. For retirement earlier than age 60, the percentage is reduced by each quarter year of age to a minimum of 2% at age 50. Employees are eligible to retire at age 50 with five years of service credit. •

• The retirement formula computed at age 60 = 3% x years of service x final. compensation. For retirement earlier than age 60, the percentage is reduced by each quarter year of age to a minimum of 2% at age 50. Employees are eligible to retire at age 50 with five years of service credit. •

You must earn one year of service credit since your last refund and have at least five years of service credit before being eligible for CalSTRS retirement benefits.

You may be eligible to purchase service credit for past employment or an approved leave of absence during which you did not make retirement contributions to CalSTRS.

You may be eligible to purchase service credit for past employment or an approved leave of absence during which you did not make retirement contributions to CalSTRS.

You may be eligible to purchase service credit for past employment or an approved leave of absence during which you did not make retirement contributions to CalSTRS.

• The retirement formula computed at age 60 = 3% x years of service x final. compensation. For retirement earlier than age 60, the percentage is reduced by each quarter year of age to a minimum of 2% at age 50. Employees are eligible to retire at age 50 with five years of service credit. •

A permissive election of membership in the Defined Benefit Program is irrevocable and applies to all future creditable service performed for the same or another employer unless an election for coverage by the CalSTRS Cash Balance Benefit Program or California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) is made for ...

A permissive election of membership in the Defined Benefit Program is irrevocable and applies to all future creditable service performed for the same or another employer unless an election for coverage by the CalSTRS Cash Balance Benefit Program or California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) is made for ...

A permissive election of membership in the Defined Benefit Program is irrevocable and applies to all future creditable service performed for the same or another employer unless an election for coverage by the CalSTRS Cash Balance Benefit Program or California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) is made for ...

You may be eligible to purchase service credit for past employment or an approved leave of absence during which you did not make retirement contributions to CalSTRS.

A permissive election of membership in the Defined Benefit Program is irrevocable and applies to all future creditable service performed for the same or another employer unless an election for coverage by the CalSTRS Cash Balance Benefit Program or California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) is made for ...