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If I receive a distribution from my IRA...? FAQ: No. Only a payment from another Section 403(b) Program can take the place of receiving a distribution from TRS' TDA Program in order to meet RMD requirements.
Do I have to take a loan before I can apply for a hardship withdrawal of my TDA or Roth funds? FAQs: No, based on an Internal Revenue Service change effective after 2019.
Required Minimum Distributions (for Members with TDA Deferral Status) Brochure
TDA Deferral Status Election Form (For Vested Members) (code TD31) form
TDA Loans Brochure
How are Rollovers different from Direct Payment Withdrawals? FAQ: If you make a Direct Withdrawal, TRS sends the withdrawn amount directly to you.
What are the tax consequences of making a Direct Withdrawal FAQs: Direct Withdrawals of TDA funds are generally taxable.
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What are the eligibility requirements for taking a TDA loan? FAQ: You may learn whether you are currently eligible to take a loan by logging in to the secure section of our website.
Can I stop investment election changes already in progress? FAQs: In-service Tier I and II members under the QPP, all in-service TDA participants, and members with TDA Deferral status may file a new investment election change form or online equivalent; in this case, any 6-, 9-, or 12-month conversions in progress but not yet completed ...