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     • VMERS is the defined benefit retirement plan for 6,577 municipal and school employees working for 442 local governments.
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   Vermont Municipal Employees' Retirement System (VMERS) is the public pension plan provided by the State of Vermont for participating municipalities' employees. It was created in 1975 and is governed by Vermont Statute Title 24, Chapter 125.

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3. www.vermonttreasurer.gov › vmers › vmers-group-plansVMERS Group Plans | Office of the State Treasurer

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   The Vermont Municipal Employees' Retirement System is a uniform, state-administered pension plan for municipal employees of the State of Vermont. It was established effective July 1, 1975 and is governed by Title 24, V.S.A., Chapter 125.

4. www.vermonttreasurer.gov › vmers › municipalMunicipal Employees VMERS | Office of the State Treasurer

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   Municipal Employees VMERS | Office of the State Treasurer. Click here to view the VMERS FY2024 Group Comparison Chart. Planning for Retirement. Search Unclaimed Property. Financial Transparency. The Treasurer's Office is committed to providing key data and information about its operations. Pension Investment.

5. legislature.vermont.gov › Documents › 2024Vermont Retirement Overview

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   Jan 24, 2023 · Retirement Division serves more than 60,000 members with a staff of 15. NASRA tracks staff to active/retired member ratios (excludes inactive and deferred members) across State systems: National median in 2021 – 1 staff : 1,336 members. Vermont in 2021 – 1 staff : 3,186 members.

6. legislature.vermont.gov › Documents › 2022Pension Overview - Vermont

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   Jan 21, 2021 · •Vermont has 3 pension systems: VSERS –Vermont State Employees’ Retirement System (single employer) VSTRS –Vermont State Teachers’ Retirement System (multi employer)

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7. legislature.vermont.gov › Documents › 2022Pensions 101 - legislature.vermont.gov

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   Jan 14, 2022 · • The Vermont State Retirement System (VSERS) is the public pension plan provided by the State of Vermont for State employees. • It was created in 1944 and is governed by Vermont Statute Title 3, Chapter 16. • The system has undergone several major changes over the years, including merger of the

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   What is the Vermont Municipal Employees' Retirement System?

   • The Vermont Municipal Employees' Retirement System is a uniform, state-administered pension plan for municipal employees of the State of Vermont. It was established effective July 1, 1975 and is governed by Title 24, V.S.A., Chapter 125.

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   What is Vermont State Retirement System (VSRs)?

   • The Vermont State Retirement System (VSRS) is the public pension plan provided by the State of Vermont for State employees. It was created in 1944 and is governed by Vermont Statute Title 3, Chapter 16. Under this defined benefit plan, both employees and the State contribute to a trust fund.

   Vermont State Employees Retirement System

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   When will I be vested in the Vermont State Employees Retirement System?

   • You will be vested in the Vermont State Employees Retirement System when you have attained five years of creditable state service. For more information visit the Retirement Office. The Vermont State Retirement Office has launched a new tool available to members to access their retirement account online called Member Direct.

   Vermont State Employees Retirement System

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   What is a retirement system in Vermont?

   • The Retirement Systems represent an economic driver for the State of Vermont that includes both revenue generation as well as expense reduction (through the avoidance of public assistance). These Systems affect many Stakeholders and need continued governance as well as impactful investments to ensure their overall health.

   Vermont Retirement Overview

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   How often does the Vermont Municipal Employees' Retirement Board meet?

   • Administrative appeals or other claims should be addressed to the Board for action at its next meeting. The Board generally meets once every two or three months. The Defined Benefit Plans of the Vermont Municipal Employees' Retirement System are actuarial reserved, joint-contributory programs.

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   How is my retirement benefit determined in Vermont?

   • Your actual retirement benefit is determined by a formula which contains three aspects: your service credit, your age at retirement, and your average final compensation. You will be vested in the Vermont State Employees Retirement System when you have attained five years of creditable state service. For more information visit the Retirement Office.

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   Your actual retirement benefit is determined by a formula which contains three aspects: your service credit, your age at retirement, and your average final compensation. You will be vested in the Vermont State Employees Retirement System when you have attained five years of creditable state service.