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- 2019
- Your 2019 inflation adjustment
- Gearing up for your moment
- What's the scoop on your leave?
- Understanding CPP and your pension
- Reduced vs. unreduced pensions
- Your Retirement Video Playbook
- All the Right Elements
- Already collecting CPP...
- Waiting until age 65+ to collect CPP
- Class of 2019: Celebrating New Retirees
- New President and CEO announced for 2020
- We do not own any shares of GEO Group
- How almonds pay your pension
- How a strike affects your pension
- What’s in the cards for your career?
- 2018
- Leaving the plan
- How mussels pay your pension
- Planning for a long retirement
- Heading back into the classroom
- Your Statement of Pension Benefits Primer
- We’re going tobacco-free
- What’s in the cards for your career?
- Inflation protection and your retirement
- Your re-employment reminders
- What’s the deal with health insurance and your pension?
- Protecting your personal information
- 2017
- 2016
- Switching keys
- Top 4 retirement tips from Reel Retirement
- Picking up where you left off
- The short and long of buybacks
- Staying social
- 2015
- Three reasons why you need to think about power of attorney now
- Getting ready to retire
- Changing plans
- Surprising beneficiary designation
- Expanded horizons
- Meet Marion!
- Cycling Through Change
- Getting ready to retire: my pension security
- Getting ready to retire: my loved ones
- Getting ready to retire: my total financial picture
- Getting ready to retire: am I ready?
- 2014
- Lifelong learning
- Part One: You asked. We answered. Most common retirement questions
- Part Two: Tracking your road toward a June retirement
- Part Three: Choosing the right survivor benefit options
- Member celebrates 100 years...and a secure pension
- Redefining retirement
- Transitioning to retirement
- 2013
- New paths
- Designate your spouse?
- Teachers' names Ron Mock President and CEO
- Your spouse and pre-retirement survivor benefits
- Designating your children
- Relying on your will
- Transitioning to retirement
- Supply and demand
- When interest rates rise
- 2012
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- Working Less than Full Time
- Fact 1: Only 10+ days earns a year toward your 85 factor
- Fact 2: Credit is given for actual time worked
- Fact 3: Occasional teaching can sometimes lower your pension
- Fact 4: Consider inflation protection vs. qualifying years
- Life Changes
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- Benefits at a Glance
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- Working Members
- Step 1: Apply to Ontario Teachers' for a Statement of Family Law Value
- Step 2: Decide if you're using your pension to settle your equalization obligation
- Step 3: Finalize your separation agreement with your family lawyer
- Step 4: Apply to Ontario Teachers' for a lump-sum transfer to a LIF, LIRA or another registered pension plan
- Retired Members
- Step 1: Apply to Ontario Teachers' for a Statement of Family Law Value
- Step 2: Decide if you're using your pension to settle your equalization obligation
- Step 3: Finalize your separation agreement with your family lawyer
- Step 4: Apply to Ontario Teachers' for a Division of Pension in Pay
- Pre-2012 Signed Separation Agreements
- Leaving Teaching
- Understanding Your Termination Options
- Taking Your Pension's Commuted Value
- Collecting a Future Pension
- Transferring Your Credit
- Leaving Due to Shortened Life Expectancy
- Preparing for Retirement
- Are You Ready?
- Figure out how much you'll need
- Estimate your Ontario Teachers' pension
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- Compare what you need to what you'll get
- Staying On The Retirement Track
- Types of Pensions
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- How Inflation Affects Your Pension
- Your Pension Questions
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- Are You a Re-employed Pensioner?
- Know Your Re-employment Limit
- Re-employment Scenarios
- Your Re-employment Questions
- You and CPP
- How Your Pension Works with CPP
- Understanding Your Retirement Income
- When Should You Take CPP
- Summary of Your Ontario Teachers' and Government Pensions
- Inflation Protection
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- Shortened Life Expectancy
- Designating a Power of Attorney
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