CalPERS

This account will see limited activity going forward. For the latest updates, current social channels, and ways to connect with us, visit calpers.ca.gov/socialmedia

NEW: 3 CalPERS Board Seats Up for Election, Nomination Period Begins Read the full release: bit.ly/4rAy8SO

NEW: Theresa Taylor and David Miller Re-Elected as CalPERS Board President, Vice President for 2026 Read the full release: bit.ly/49xnw1w

NEW: CalPERS Hires Shari Slate as Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer Read the full release: bit.ly/45vnDbf

All CalPERS offices will be closed Thursday, December 25. You can use our self-service website my.calpers.ca.gov to schedule an appointment, review your account information, and send us a secure message.

Wondering how long you need to work to qualify for retiree health benefits? Vesting rules depend on your employer, hire date, and bargaining unit, among other factors. Learn more here: bit.ly/4j36gEf

Join Our Growing Team! People come to work at CalPERS to ignite their purpose through our shared mission: providing retirement and health benefits for California’s public servants. Learn more about career opportunities with us: bit.ly/4gT6riU

Give your loved ones peace of mind this holiday season. Review your CalPERS beneficiary and special power of attorney, and share your plans so that your wishes are honored. Learn more: bit.ly/4aoNx3Z

Have you just joined CalPERS, moved, or recently changed health plans? Then it might be time to choose a new PCP, which is key to managing your health. Here are 6 ways to find a doctor that fits your needs: bit.ly/4rTpDna

In 2024, we expanded health plan service areas and high-quality coverage to: ✅ Provide more choices ✅ Uphold affordability ✅ Help our members find the plan that’s right for them Access our latest Health Benefits Program Annual Report for more: bit.ly/47dqUxj

Join Our Growing Team! People come to work at CalPERS to ignite their purpose through our shared mission: providing retirement and health benefits for California’s public servants. Learn more about career opportunities with us: bit.ly/4gT6riU

🚀 CalPERS 457 Plan limits for 2026 are up! 🧑 Under 50: $24.5K 🧓 50–59 & 64+: $32.5K 👴 60–63: $35.75K Check if you’re eligible & learn more: bit.ly/3KDAaCa

State/CSU retirees: If you pay extra for Medicare Part B (IRMAA) due to higher income, you may get reimbursed through CalPERS! Check your SSA notice for IRMAA details — if eligible, submit the full notice via myCalPERS. More info here: bit.ly/4oJjeZ0

Member Education📚 What does it really mean to be a CalPERS member? In this video, explore the programs we offer and learn about the valuable benefits available to you. Don't miss out, see what your membership includes! Register today: bit.ly/3AZIbrC

Members: The CalPERS board recently voted to update the investment strategy and actuarial assumptions. Most members won’t see changes, but some PEPRA safety members will have contribution rates changed in 2027. Learn more: bit.ly/44NSkYM

ALERT: Due to system maintenance, myCalPERS will be unavailable from 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 6 until 6:00 a.m. on Monday, December 8. Thank you for your patience as we continue to improve our services.

Join Our Growing Team! People come to work at CalPERS to ignite their purpose through our shared mission: providing retirement and health benefits for California’s public servants. Learn more about career opportunities with us: bit.ly/4gT6riU

Congrats to our Chief Investment Officer, Stephen Gilmore! Under his leadership, #CalPERS has entered a new era in investing with our Total Portfolio Approach — which streamlines operations and is geared toward securing higher, more consistent returns for members. #Investing

Do you have your CalPERS special power of attorney? As a CalPERS member, you can designate a representative or agent to conduct your retirement affairs should you become unable to act on your own behalf. Learn more through CalPERS' Publication 30: bit.ly/430k3W1

#WednesdayWisdom What happens to your pension contributions if you leave CalPERS? If you separate from CalPERS-covered employment (without retiring), there are options for collecting your contributions — but doing so terminates your membership. More: bit.ly/48edSQp