Kentucky Stop Annuity Request
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If you are interested in taking a refund you should contact KPPA for more information, or to obtain a Form 4525, Application for Refund of Member Contributions. You may also call us at 502-696-8800 or Toll-Free at 800-928-4646, or complete the request below to obtain a form via mail.
If you are interested in taking a refund you should contact KPPA for more information, or to obtain a Form 4525, Application for Refund of Member Contributions. You may also call us at 502-696-8800 or Toll-Free at 800-928-4646, or complete the request below to obtain a form via mail.
Withdrawal of funds cancels TRS membership and voids any future benefit eligibility. A refund would consist of your contributions, plus any accumulated interest, less any statutory required contributions to the medical insurance fund. Refunds can be made 60 days after your termination date.
An employee who chooses to accept the voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) can opt out of it before it is accepted, the Supreme Court ruled last week.
Can I borrow money from my account with KPPA? No. There are no provisions in State statutes or regulations that allow KPPA to administer loans from member accounts.
Withdrawal of funds cancels TRS membership and voids any future benefit eligibility. A refund would consist of your contributions, plus any accumulated interest, less any statutory required contributions to the medical insurance fund. Refunds can be made 60 days after your termination date.
You can typically expect to receive your refund within 30 to 45 days from the date we receive all your necessary forms. However, timeframes can vary if there are holds or other restrictions on your account that require review and action.
There's still no early payment penalty as there is for withdrawals from traditional 401(k) accounts. According to the TCRS survey, among workers who've taken a hardship withdrawal from their retirement plan, almost one in four said the primary reason for doing so was to pay for medical expenses.
