These tools and more are available in Web Member Services, the PSRS/PEERS online, self-service membership information portal. Click the links below if you already have a Web Member Services account or register to activate your account.
We want to help you learn more about your benefits and retirement system. Our counselors are here to help you get all the information you need, and offer a variety of educational opportunities to best fit your busy life.
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New Study Ranks PSRS/PEERS Program Sixth Best Among U.S. Public Pension Plan Investors
The ranking is based on private equity investment returns for a 10-year period ending June 30, 2020.
When life brings changes your way, it can also impact your PSRS/PEERS membership. Click below for more information.
Welcome! Create a Web Member Services account to stay informed about your membership.
If you are recently married, it can impact your beneficiary designations.
Birth or adoption of a child requires you to update your beneficiary designations.
If you named your spouse as a beneficiary, divorce means you may need to update your beneficiary designations. Some divorced retirees may also have options for benefit increases, or "pop-ups."
Apply for service retirement online using Web Member Services, or using paper forms found on this website.
You have options when temporarily or permanently leaving covered employment.
Keep your contact information up-to-date so we can communicate with you about your membership and ensure benefits are paid according to your wishes.
It is important to understand post-retirement work limits and how they may impact your benefit payments.
For the last 74 years, the Public School and Education Employee Retirement Systems of Missouri have worked in partnership with Missouri public schools to provide retirement benefits to our members.
The "Missouri Model" is used in the retirement industry to describe our trust fund's operational model as the one others aspire to emulate. PSRS, as measured against all other large public retirement systems, is clearly one of, if not the top retirement system in the nation.
As of June 30 2020, over 97,000 individuals received benefits from PSRS/PEERS. Total annual benefits paid were nearly $3.1 billion. Of this amount, more than $2.7 billion, or 89%, was distributed among Missouri's 114 counties, positively impacting the state's economy.
