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Class T-F members will receive an annual retirement benefit, payable monthly, under the following calculation: 2.5% x Final Average Salary x Years of Credited Service = Yearly Benefit under the Maximum Single Life Annuity.

If you are new to PSERS, your PSERS ID is printed on the materials in your Welcome Packet. Otherwise, look for your PSERS ID in the top corner of any recent PSERS correspondence mailed to your home. You can also connect with PSERS at ContactPSERS@pa.gov or 1.888.

If you are a Class T-C member, you will receive an annual retirement benefit based on a 2.0% multiplier. This multiplier also applies to the non-school service portion of your total service. Non-school service is any purchased service under the following categories: Maternity leave.

Basic Formula For most SERS members, that's 2.5% of their final average salary for each year of credited service, but this can change depending on your class of service. Divide the annual amount by 12 for the monthly pension amount.

​A "Debt Summary" will be displayed if you owe any money to PSERS. It includes purchase of service credits, overpayment of benefits, elimination of the effects of a frozen annuity.

Under the law, we cannot allow you to receive any contributions and interest from your account without terminating all Pennsylvania public school employment. Therefore, PSERS may not provide you with a loan or allow you to borrow funds from your account.

Retired Teacher Salary in Pennsylvania Annual SalaryMonthly PayTop Earners$63,433$5,28675th Percentile$45,887$3,823Average$35,323$2,94325th Percentile$25,643$2,136

Age 65 with at least three (3) years of credited service, or any age/service combination that totals 92 (“Rule of 92”) with a minimum of 35 years of service.

Normal processing for a refund takes approximately 3 to 4 months from the date the application was received, providing there is no missing or unclear information on the Application For Refund.

Under the law, we cannot allow you to receive any contributions and interest from your account without terminating all Pennsylvania public school employment. Therefore, PSERS may not provide you with a loan or allow you to borrow funds from your account.

Answer: mostly from age 56 to 65 — after the minimum retirement age (55). Each year of teaching generates a lifelong promise of future income in retirement. Those who retire early forego a lot of pension.

You can access your PSERS DC account through the PSERS Member Self-Service (MSS) Portal. To start, you'll need to register for a MSS account. Click Member Login (MSS). Click the blue Click here to register or login button, then click Register.

Class T-F members will receive an annual retirement benefit, payable monthly, under the following calculation: 2.5% x Final Average Salary x Years of Credited Service = Yearly Benefit under the Maximum Single Life Annuity.

If you are new to PSERS, your PSERS ID is printed on the materials in your Welcome Packet. Otherwise, look for your PSERS ID in the top corner of any recent PSERS correspondence mailed to your home. You can also connect with PSERS at ContactPSERS@pa.gov or 1.888.

If you are a Class T-C member, you will receive an annual retirement benefit based on a 2.0% multiplier. This multiplier also applies to the non-school service portion of your total service. Non-school service is any purchased service under the following categories: Maternity leave.

Basic Formula For most SERS members, that's 2.5% of their final average salary for each year of credited service, but this can change depending on your class of service. Divide the annual amount by 12 for the monthly pension amount.

​A "Debt Summary" will be displayed if you owe any money to PSERS. It includes purchase of service credits, overpayment of benefits, elimination of the effects of a frozen annuity.

Under the law, we cannot allow you to receive any contributions and interest from your account without terminating all Pennsylvania public school employment. Therefore, PSERS may not provide you with a loan or allow you to borrow funds from your account.

Retired Teacher Salary in Pennsylvania Annual SalaryMonthly PayTop Earners$63,433$5,28675th Percentile$45,887$3,823Average$35,323$2,94325th Percentile$25,643$2,136

Age 65 with at least three (3) years of credited service, or any age/service combination that totals 92 (“Rule of 92”) with a minimum of 35 years of service.

Normal processing for a refund takes approximately 3 to 4 months from the date the application was received, providing there is no missing or unclear information on the Application For Refund.

Under the law, we cannot allow you to receive any contributions and interest from your account without terminating all Pennsylvania public school employment. Therefore, PSERS may not provide you with a loan or allow you to borrow funds from your account.

Answer: mostly from age 56 to 65 — after the minimum retirement age (55). Each year of teaching generates a lifelong promise of future income in retirement. Those who retire early forego a lot of pension.

You can access your PSERS DC account through the PSERS Member Self-Service (MSS) Portal. To start, you'll need to register for a MSS account. Click Member Login (MSS). Click the blue Click here to register or login button, then click Register.