§ 24614 Retired Teacher Pension Supplement
A small school district stops its own retirement plan for teachers. Mrs. Smith, a retired teacher, was getting $2,000 a month from the district’s old plan. After the plan stops, she starts getting $1,500 a month from the state’s retirement system.
The district must pay Mrs. Smith an extra $500 every month to make up the difference. This extra $500 comes from a special savings fund the district already set aside. It doesn’t affect her state retirement money.
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§ 24614 Retired Teacher Pension Supplement
Last verified: January 23, 2026