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A beneficiary designation involves naming the person who will directly receive an asset in the event of the death of its owner. Assets that allow for beneficiary designations include insurance policies, retirement accounts such as 401(k) plans, annuities, and other financial accounts.
Beneficiary designations can be challenged. There are challenges based on incorrect or improper completion of the designation form; or challenges based on lack of mental capacity to execute the beneficiary designation, or claims which involve a third-party actor, such as undue influence, duress, forgery or fraud.
Complete and submit an Application for Refund form (TRS 6) to TRS. Your member account will be refunded after TRS receives all completed forms and your employer's monthly report. Your TRS membership will then be terminated and a refund issued to you.
Yes! If you are drawing Social Security when you retire, or when you start drawing Social Security in the future, you should be certain that Social Security knows the amount of your TRS payment.
You will receive a Social Security benefit, but if you have taught (or intend to teach) for five or more years in a non-Social Security district, you'll likely be affected by the WEP. It's tricky to calculate the actual amount that you'll be penalized, but the formula will not eliminate your entire benefit.