'Tis the Season for Annual Statements
If you have an active TRS account, you should now have access to one of your most important TRS documents. Your annual statement shows your membership information and also provides an estimated lifetime annuity amount to help you understand the benefit you could receive from TRS when you retire. Learn more on our Annual Statement page or watch the walkthrough video to help plan your retirement future.
Plan Ahead for Holiday Care
It helps to plan ahead in case you or a loved one needs health care over the holidays. You may be traveling, your doctors may have off hours or you may need access to telemedicine or virtual care. Get tips to plan for holiday health care, including virtual care options, benefits reminders and mental health resources — and take one thing off your holiday checklist.
How to Access Your Member Information
Check your account balance, service credit or membership tier using these options:
✔ MyTRS Member Portal – Log in anytime to view and update your information.
✔ Your TRS Annual Statement – Review details like salary, service credit, beneficiaries, and retirement estimates.
✔ Contact TRS – Call 1-800-223-8778, Monday–Friday, 7 a.m.–6 p.m.
Stay Healthy While Earning Member Rewards
Did you know you can get Member Rewards up to $599 per year through TRS-ActiveCare and TRS-Care Standard for certain medical services? Earn Member Rewards by choosing a cost-effective, trusted provider for services like MRIs, CT scans, colonoscopies, and mammograms.
Why Scammers Target Older Adults
Older adults are frequent scam targets. According to the FBI, they could be seen as more vulnerable, and since cybercrime often targets victims with realistic and believable scenarios, it can make scams hard to spot. Protect yourself and your loved ones with strong passwords and Multi-Factor Authentication — using more than just a password to log in. Also, stay alert to scams by learning to recognize suspicious emails, calls or messages so you don’t get tricked by fraudsters. It's important to not just stay informed, but to spread the word to protect older adults in your life.