It’s a tradition at ERS to take time in the first quarter of each fiscal year to celebrate our achievements of the past year and discuss activities in the current year. Fiscal Year 2022, which ended on August 31, was especially challenging in many ways, but also a year of important advancements.

Would you like to help make key decisions about the valuable benefits ERS provides? Consider joining the ERS Board of Trustees! Most state agency retirees are now eligible to apply. Nominations open March 1.

If you or a loved one has feelings of anxiety, stress, isolation or depression, you’re not alone. Many Americans report the pandemic has had a big impact on their health. Here are some resources that may help. 

January 1 marks a new year and fresh start. The same is true for your health insurance deductibles and coinsurance. Take note so you won’t be surprised when you check out at your health care provider or pharmacy.

Tax season is around the corner. Here is a refresher about tax-time forms related to your retirement and health care benefits.

Former ERS employee Naushad Ali is enjoying his post-career life. He shares a few tips on what's making his retirement happy and healthy.

Beware of holiday shopping and charity scams and that can put a damper on a festive season. Here are some tips on what to watch out for.

During the holidays, when stress levels are high, taking some time to explore and search for awe everyday may help lower your stress and connect to your loved ones.  

Fall Enrollment begins October 31 through November 18 for Medicare-eligible retirees.

John R. Rutherford was appointed to the ERS Board in May 2022 by Gov. Greg Abbott.