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Iowa Code § 97B.49C - Sheriffs and deputy sheriffs
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This section defines key terms for sheriff retirement benefits and sets rules for monthly retirement allowances, annual increases, and county funding.
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This section defines key terms for sheriff retirement benefits and sets rules for monthly retirement allowances, annual increases, and county funding.
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Certain vested members age 55 or older who retire on or after July 1, 1996 may choose a combined monthly retirement allowance instead of the standard monthly allowance.
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This provision sets minimum monthly retirement benefits and adjustment rules for certain members.
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This provision gives certain retirees and beneficiaries yearly dividend payments and sets rules for how the dividends are calculated, paid, capped, and funded.
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This provision sets retirement benefit formulas, extra benefit increases, and special retirement options for several categories of retirement-system members.
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The system must create and manage supplemental accounts for active members, credit amounts only when the statute’s funding conditions are met, and distribute the credited amounts under the rules in this section.
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The system may establish and maintain a qualified benefits arrangement, and benefits otherwise payable under the chapter must be paid from that arrangement when section 415 of the federal Internal Revenue Code would otherwise limit them.
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This section sets early-retirement and disability-retirement benefits for vested members, including reductions, suspensions, repayments, and related deadlines.
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This section sets out disability retirement benefits for special service members, including eligibility, benefit amounts, offsets, medical reviews, reemployment rules, death benefits, and required filings.
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A member may choose a retirement allowance option before retirement, but the choice must be made in writing and may need the spouse’s written acknowledgment.
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This section sets out who gets a deceased member’s benefits, how they are paid, and when claims must be made.
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A member qualifies for bona fide retirement only after ending covered work, filing a benefits application, surviving to the first payable month, and meeting the applicable return-to-work limits.
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This section says a member’s retirement-system membership and benefit rights end when employment ends before retirement, except by death, and it sets refund, repayment, and reinstatement options.
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This section defines who can receive a direct rollover and lets an eligible person choose a direct rollover under the system’s and receiving plan’s rules.
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This text is a citation to 2000 Acts, chapter 1031, section 1.
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Assets and future payments owed to the old-age and survivors’ liquidation fund are transferred to the retirement fund, and payments due under sections 97.50 to 97.53 are to be made from the retirement fund.
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This text is a citation to 2001 Acts, chapter 68, sections 23 and 24.
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The employer must give the system accurate, complete, and timely information when requested, using the system’s required manner.
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An employee who accepts or continues employment is treated as consenting to required compensation deductions and the chapter’s other provisions, while the employee remains a member and has not joined another state retirement system supported by public contributions or payments.
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Insurance laws do not apply to the system, the retirement system, or any of their funds.