Retirement Information

The CalPERS Special Power of Attorney allows you to designate someone to perform important duties related to your CalPERS benefits. Even if you already have a power of attorney through another source, it may not address CalPERS. This webcast provides an overview about the importance of having a CalPERS special power of attorney on file. It  also covers the reasons a power of attorney is beneficial, as well as the duties and limitations representatives may have as it relates to your employees' benefits.

 

Review the checklist of steps you should take leading up to that all-important date.

Learn about the three factors used to calculate your retirement and how to increase your retirement benefits.

Most members can submit a service retirement application through myCalPERS and avoid driving to one of our offices. In this presentation, you'll learn the steps to plan for your retirement, the online application, and what happens after it's submitted.

 

After you retire, you may decide to return to work for a CalPERS covered employer as a retired annuitant or reinstate from your retirement. Discover the limitations as a retired annuitant and the guidelines you must follow if you reinstate from retirement.