1 day ago · Introduction to TRS New members will find great information about TRS and how to stay connected.

Update TRS about Life or Job Changes You may experience various changes in life such as changing homes, switching jobs, etc. Please visit Life and Job Changes page to find many helpful links and …

Whether you want to plan for retirement, explore your benefits, schedule an appointment with a benefit counselor, communicate with TRS, or keep track of your personal account, this is a helpful resource …

The calculator will automatically import current data from your TRS records such as your tier, years of service credit and highest annual salaries. You can change that data if you want to explore different …

EAR limits can vary depending on when you retired or what kind of job you have, and TRS can help you understand the specific limits or requirements that apply to you.

We’re here to help Texas public educators, just like you, reach their retirement milestone. From day one, TRS provides many resources to help you connect with your retirement system, understand your …

Service Retirement Packet (TRS 30) Use the Application for Retirement form to apply for retirement. The Instructions sheet provides guidance on how to fill out the form. You can also apply for retirement …

At TRS, we’re here to provide you with the information you need to successfully reach your retirement milestone. Retiring can be a simple process if you plan ahead, and this section of the website helps …

From estimating your retirement benefits to exploring tax withholding preferences, TRS has the calculators to support your needs throughout your career and in retirement.

One of the most important things you can do as a TRS member is keep your information up to date with TRS. Easily manage your account using available tools and resources, such as MyTRS.