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State of Delaware:  Office of Pensions

OFFICE OF PENSIONS

Message from Pension Administrator:
- David C. Craik


As a member of the Delaware Public Employees' Retirement System (DPERS) you are participating in a Defined Benefit Plan, and your retirement benefits are paid out to you regardless of market events. When you retired DPERS calculated your monthly pension benefit based on various factors such as years of service and salary, not investment results. DPERS takes responsibility for the management and investment of the trust fund and understands that markets will fluctuate. DPERS investment policy seeks to minimize risk and provide returns over the long term.

Over the last year, the Board of Trustees (Board) of DPERS, through its Investment Committee, has taken material steps to protect the asset value of the investment portfolio. During these challenging market conditions, the Board, Investment Committee, and consultants are constantly monitoring DPERS’ investment portfolio. It is important to remember that DPERS is a long-term investor with a time horizon that lasts over decades and that the investment portfolio is well diversified in many different asset classes.

2011 Tax Forms
House Bill 81
Post-Retirement Increase
DelaWELL
2011 Tax Forms House Bill 81 Post-Retirement Increase DelaWELL
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NEWS

 ACTIVE EMPLOYEE ANNUAL STATEMENTS


Active employee annual statements for calendar year 2011 will be mailed by Feburary 29, 2012.

 RETURN TO WORK INFORMATION


There are very specific State and IRS guidelines regarding returning to work for the State of Delaware after retirement. Under State law, a retiree is not allowed to receive a State pay check from employment while also receiving a pension check. There are several consequences to the violation of these rules including the retiree owing back all pension benefits that were received while employed by the State. The IRS also has guidelines that must be followed in order to return to work with an employer from whom you are receiving a qualified pension plan benefit. Please click on the attached links for more information or contact our office.

Return to Work CAS Stuffer Retiree Newsletter Re-employment article Return to Work Flowchart
Return to Work Guidelines (PowerPoint) Return to Work Guidelines (pdf) Return to Work FAQ's

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 RETIREE NEWSLETTER


Retiree Newsletter:
Newsletter provided by the State of Delaware Pension Office for State of Delaware Pensioners.

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Last Updated: Friday, 03-Feb-2012 16:21:46 EST
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