Here's What's New!

In an effort to reduce confusion among ASRS members and Employers, the ASRS is promulgating approximately five new rules that identify the various types of compensation that are used for ASRS purposes.  Effective January 1, 2018, the ASRS contributions and benefits will be based, in part, on the following compensation types:

Read on for employer resource updates pertaining to last spring's Arizona Supreme Court ruling regarding ASRS compensation and employer-paid contributions:

How old is that form you're using? If it's outdated, it may be rejected! Here's how to find out if you're using current and valid forms:

It is not uncommon for employees who have questions about their retirement benefits to go straight to their benefits office rather than contacting the ASRS. Here are a few of the most commonly askes questions:

The ASRS Retiree Open Enrollment period is starting soon - here's what they need to know:

Broadspire has created a portal for employer and employees to use to access Long Term Disability (LTD) claim information.

By Jeremiah Scott, Strategic Planning, and Nate Brengle, Strategic Communications

ASRS retirees are fortunate to have both a pension and social security benefits... do we really need a savings account as well? Read on for what experts say about the role of personal savings in your financial future.

A new rulemaking initiative called "Regulation Rollback" is being implemented by the Governor's Office and your in put is needed! Read on to learn about this initiative and how you can contribute your input.

Please note that the Board of Trustee meeting and the Investment Committee meeting originally scheduled for March have been canceled. The next scheduled Board meeting will be Friday, April 28 at 8:30 a.m. in the Board Room of the ASRS building, 3300 N. Central Ave., Phoenix. The next Investment Committee will be Monday, April 24 at 2:30 p.m. in the 14th floor conference room at the ASRS building.