Be on the lookout soon for your annual statement. SERS members will receive a paper statement in the mail during the first week of September. Electronic statements will be available on Account Login after September 1. If you have not…
Recently, we began mailing letters to non-Medicare health care plan enrollees who may be affected by a recent SERS rule change. The letter discusses their eligibility for Medicaid and SERS’ health care coverage. Most non-Medicare enrollees will not be affected by…
Three Full-Term Board Seats Up for Election Two employee-member seats and one retiree-member seat are up for election with the terms beginning July 1, 2021, and ending June 30, 2025. Any member of SERS, other than a disability benefit recipient, is…
Every year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) compiles a list of the most prevalent scams targeting taxpayers. While scams tend to increase during tax season, the coronavirus pandemic has added another element to the more common schemes we have seen in…
Your Foundation Deduction letter is available online for review. If you have questions about your Foundation Deduction letter, please e-mail Employer Services at employerservices@ohsers.org, or call 1-877-213-0861.
Update 5/20/20: If you do not have internet access, you can now contact the IRS by phone at 1-800-919-9835 to check on the status of your stimulus payment. SERS members do not pay into Social Security, so some may be wondering…
SERS invites all members who are withing a year of retirement to join us for a webinar that will address the important information that must be considered when making retirement decisions. During the webinar, participants will have the opportunity to submit…
In accordance with Governor DeWine’s stay-at-home directive, the April Board meeting and sustainability session are cancelled. The May sustainability session is scheduled for May 20, and the regular Board meeting is scheduled for May 21. Dates and times may be adjusted…
It seems that whenever there is a crisis, scammers are quick to follow. Unfortunately, today’s coronavirus pandemic is no different. The Ohio Department of Health, Attorney General Dave Yost, and Ohio Department of Commerce Director Sherry Maxfield want you to be…
The good news for SERS benefit recipients is that stock market declines do not affect benefit amounts. All benefit payments are being processed as usual and will be delivered on time. Under current Ohio law, SERS must provide a lifetime pension…
