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Who is eligible for Tier II status?
FAQs: In general, you would qualify for Tier II status if you last joined TRS after June 30, 1973 and before July 27, 1976.
Who is eligible for Tier III status?
FAQs: In general, you would qualify for Tier III status if you last joined TRS after July 26, 1976 and before September 1, 1983.
Who is eligible for Tier IV status?
FAQs: In general, you qualify for Tier IV status if you last joined TRS after August 31, 1983, but before April 1, 2012.
Who is eligible for Tier VI status?
FAQs: In general, you qualify for Tier VI status if you last joined TRS after March 31, 2012.
I seem to have two different TRS numbers. Which one should I use?
FAQs: All in-service members have a membership number that begins with an introductory code "00T" and is followed by six numbers.
How may I learn about the impact of new legislation on my TRS membership?
FAQs: Twice a year, TRS sends a new issue of our newsletter titled In-Service News to our in-service members at their homes.
When am I required to begin receiving a minimum distribution on my TDA funds?
FAQ: In general, the IRS requires that TDA distributions begin if you have left service (having elected TDA Deferral status) and have reached or will have reached age 72 by December 31 of a given year.
Why can’t payments for all of my TRS loans be deducted from my paycheck?
Why can’t payments for all of my TRS loans be deducted from my paycheck?
2025 TDA Contribution Limits Set [posted 11/4/24]
Please read about our  operations during the pandemic period . (Last update: 9/8/2023)
Can I stop investment election changes already in progress?
FAQ: 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;