This is the web version of our email newsletter that highlights the goings-on of your pension and health care system in easy, quick-to-read “bites.” Enjoy!
Celebrating Two Years of Service in El Paso!
This past fall marked the second anniversary of the TRS El Paso Regional Office! See highlights from this past year on our engagement with more than 9,700 members and learn how to schedule an appointment if you’re in the area. We look forward to continuing to serve you!
ICYMI: Cozy Up With Your TRS News Winter Newsletter
It’s not too late to ring in the new year with the TRS News newsletters for members and retirees! This edition is packed with timely updates and tips you won’t want to miss in 2025. There’s something for everyone to help you navigate the season with ease. Enjoy the start of the new year with us!
Seasonal Depression? TRS Can Help With That
The days are short and weeks of winter are still left. If you're feeling the effects of seasonal depression and enrolled in a TRS health plan, we have resources to help you make it through to the spring! Check out one of our latest health care articles in The Pulse to learn more and start using your wellness benefits.
Celebrate the Past, Present and Future With TRS
TRS is excited to announce the launch of a time capsule, which is set to be installed later this year at TRS' new Member Experience Center. The capsule will celebrate contributions and achievements of Texas public educators and TRS history. If you want to share your experiences, hopes and advice for future Texas public educators, follow us on social media for more details and to join the countdown to the closing of the time capsule. Be a part of TRS history!
Watch Out for Email Phishing Attempts
Phishing is when someone pretends to be a person you know or a business you work with to steal your personal information - like passwords or bank details - through emails, social media, phone calls or texts. Protect yourself by watching for red flags, verifying requests directly with the person or company contacting you, using strong passwords, and setting up multi-factor authentication (MFA). MFA adds extra security by requiring two or more pieces of information to log in, like a password and a code sent to your phone. Lastly, never give personal information to anyone you are uncertain about or did not initiate contact with – and do not click on links in emails or text messages from unexpected senders.