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May I maintain a QPP loan and a TDA loan at the same time? FAQs: Yes. However, your loan from one plan may affect the maximum amount that you may borrow from the other plan.
Benefits in Brief for Tier VI Members guide
InsideTRS Spring 2022 newsletter
Benefits Report (Spring 2016) newsletter
TDA Deferral Status Brochure
What are the tax consequences of making a Direct Withdrawal? FAQ: Direct Withdrawals of TDA funds are generally taxable.
If I retire with deferred payability...? FAQs: Yes. You may do so by filing a TDA Withdrawal Application (code TD32) or online equivalent.
If I stop contributing to the Qualified Pension Plan...? FAQs: No. Your maximum TDA contribution amount is set by federal law.
If I have more than one TDA beneficiary, which one is considered when calculating my RMD? FAQ: The only time during your lifetime that an actual beneficiary is used to calculate your RMD is when your spouse is more than ten years younger than you, and is your sole primary TDA beneficiary.
If I have more than one TDA beneficiary, which one is considered when calculating my RMD? FAQ: The only time during your lifetime that an actual beneficiary is used to calculate your RMD is when your spouse is more than ten years younger than you, and is your sole primary TDA beneficiary.