RS 11:1137
A member with at least 90 days in the system may get employee service credit if that service is not already credited in another Louisiana public retirement system.
- Employee service credit
- Retirement contributions
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A member with at least 90 days in the system may get employee service credit if that service is not already credited in another Louisiana public retirement system.
The board of trustees may allow reciprocity of credits with other Louisiana state, parish, or city retirement systems that are partly or fully publicly funded.
Members with at least six months of creditable service may buy credit for certain full-time school employment, unless that service is already credited in another retirement system.
Payment for service credit under this Part may be made by a trustee-to-trustee transfer of funds from a Section 403(b) annuity or a Section 457 plan to the system.
Members meeting the stated age and service rules may retire by written application to the board of trustees.
Section 1141.1 was repealed.
Section 11:1141.2 is repealed.
Section 11:1141.3 was repealed.
Members meeting certain service and start-date conditions may withdraw from service and keep their contributions in the system, and later become eligible for a retirement allowance at age 60 or 62 depending on when their first eligible employment began.
Part-time members of the Louisiana School Employees' Retirement System are subject to this section’s credit and benefit rules.
This section gives retirement allowances to members, with different minimum and supplementary benefit rules based on retirement date and service history.
If no cost-of-living adjustment is payable, the board may authorize a one-time lump-sum benefit supplement for eligible retirees or beneficiaries.
This section governs how the experience account is credited and debited and sets conditions for permanent benefit increases.
Louisiana authorizes a one-time cost-of-living adjustment for certain retirees and beneficiaries, subject to eligibility rules and funding limits.
The retirement system’s board may pay a cost-of-living adjustment starting July 1, 2016, subject to the listed eligibility and funding limits.
This section gives certain retirees, beneficiaries, and eligible survivors a monthly retirement benefit increase, generally up to the lesser of $300 or the amount needed to reach $1,450.
The retirement system board may pay a permanent benefit increase starting July 1, 2022, but only for eligible retirees and beneficiaries and only if the increase is funded through the system’s experience account.
The PBI account must be zero on July 1, 2023, and the board of trustees may not grant a permanent benefit increase unless the legislature approves it.
The board of trustees must provide a supplemental benefit to certain retirants, beneficiaries, and survivors, but only if funds are appropriated.
This section sets eligibility rules and payment rules for disability retirement benefits, including service-credit minimums, medical certification, survivor benefits, and later-life reporting/medical-exam requirements.
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