Teacher Retirement System of Texas

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1000 Red River St
Austin, TX 78701
+1 (800) 223-8778
http://www.trs.texas.gov
Founded in 1937, the Teacher Retirement System of Texas is a pension trust fund that invests and manages assets held in trust for members and beneficiaries in accordance with the applicable fiduciary principles. It offers a range of retirement and related benefits authorized by law for members and their beneficiaries. The system employs a work force of more than 850,000 people and serves over 1 million members. It is one of the largest public retirement systems in Texas. The Teacher Retirement System of Texas provides service and disability retirement benefits, as well as administers a health insurance program for public school retirees and employees. It also features TRS-ActiveCare, which is a health benefit program for eligible public school employees. The system manages nearly $70 billion trust fund established to finance member benefits.

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1.524 reviews
Nancy L.
11/26/2025

I worked with several employees in 1998-1999 at TRS to buy years of service. I was employed as an adjunct instructor and 1/2 time hourly employee at ACC. It wasn't easy and took quite a few trips....

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Damon C.
12/4/2024

I am actually pleased with the timely service and cool knowledgeable couple of representatives I ha the pleasure of speaking to. They made the transition easy the transaction took a little but...

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Peggy L.
5/14/2025

I needed to go to the doctor and needed to make an appointment with Safe Ride. When I called Safe Ride I told them my cell phone died. They told me to call them at the doctor's office and they...

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Marc K.
5/15/2024

I have requested a rollover of my money. I started the process in January 2024 and I still haven't got my money rolled over. Every time you call them, they are saying something different, and they...

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Kerry P.
3/27/2024

I have been planning my retirement from TRS for almost a year now to retire in January 2024. I had some years of service with ERS. TRS has done nothing but make errors on my account and here it is...

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