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Senate Bill 1049: Member Contributions Changed July 1, 2020

If you are currently employed and earn more than $2,500 a month, a portion of your salary contributed to your Individual Account Program (IAP) is ​now going into a different account to help pay for the cost of your future pension, which means less money is going into your IAP.

If you are retired, not currently working for a PERS-participating employer, or do not earn above that amount, this does not impact you.

Watch PERS’ animated videos that explain the two parts to your retirement and learn more about the IAP contribution changes:

PERS by the Numbers

View PERS by the Numbers​ (Updated December 2019)

​PERS Expo 2020 — Resources now live​​

Learn about your PERS benefits and how to navigate your financial future with PERS Expo online.

While we​ can’t convene in person due to the COVID-19 pandemic, PERS, the Oregon Savings Growth Plan​ (OSGP) and the PERS Health Insurance Program (PHIP) can still provide you with the educational resources you need.

In this year's virtual education experience, you can choose from three pathways that contain information, tools, and resources to help you chart a course to a successful retirement.

Whether you are new to public employment or approaching the end of your career, PERS, OSGP, and PHIP are here to help you along your journey.

www.growyourtomorrow.com/expo

Director proclaims October 2020 as Cybersecurity Awareness Month at PERS

In recognition of the agency's commitment to cybersecurity, PERS Director Kevin Olineck has proclaimed October 2020 as Cybersecurity Awareness Month at PERS, following the guidance of the National Cyber Security Alliance and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Read the proclamation​.
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