A contributory defined benefit retirement system for state employees governed by MGL Chapter 32.
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The October 2026 Retiree eNews Bulletin is available to read online. This issue has information on the Actuarial Valuation Report recently released by PERAC, information on the GIC Health Insurance Buyout Program, and more. Click here to read: ow.ly/A9pq5100heC
ALT October 2026 MSRB Retiree eNews Bulletin header with pumpkins and a witch hat on the letter M.
Did you know today is National Pumpkin Day? If you’re looking for some pumpkin patches near you, the New England Farm Guide has put together a list of various farms with pumpkin picking or corn mazes: ow.ly/FxAs5100CHt
MSERS BENEFIT RECIPIENTS IMPORTANT NOTICE: Has your address or mailing address changed? You MUST notify the Retirement Board of your new address to ensure receipt of important mail. To download the Benefit Recipient Change of Address Form, click here: bit.ly/3YzCpaP
Have you been thinking about downsizing and moving to a community for older adults? This AARP article reviews 9 questions to ask before you move to an over-55 community: ow.ly/Iy3f5100CGT
AARP Massachusetts is offering a variety of upcoming in-person events, webinars, and activities. Visit the link below to learn more and register: ow.ly/506F50ZYrlj
If your 65th birthday is around the corner and you have questions about Medicare enrollment, you may want to watch this brief video on the Group Insurance Commission (GIC) website: ow.ly/8C1V50ZYrk8
Active MSERS Members: When an active member retires, they must choose one of three retirement allowance options: A, B, or C. These options will determine how your retirement benefits will be paid. Click here to learn more: ow.ly/Ce7e50ZYqta
All MSERS Members: Massachusetts State Employees' Retirement System (MSERS) members are assigned an MSRB ID number when they first enroll in the plan. This unique account number is used to look up your account securely: ow.ly/S5cV50ZYri8
#DYK? Today is National Boston Cream Pie Day! This classic dish was originally invented in Boston at the Parker House Hotel (now called the Omni Parker House Hotel). Click here to learn more and for a recipe on how to make your own: ow.ly/uhfk50ZYr9Q
Daylight Saving Time ends November 1. The “fall back” can seriously disrupt our sleep and daily routines. Read this AARP article for tips on making a smooth transition and coping with shorter, darker days: ow.ly/fLQQ50ZYqPH
All MSERS Members: Looking for a specific State Retirement Board form? Check out the MSRB “All Forms” web page to find the form you need: ow.ly/CXTQ50ZYqLK
Can AI Help Older Adults Age Well? Explore the benefits of AI, potential risks, and essential information for families in this NCOA article: ow.ly/JaI950ZYqJN
Active MSERS Members: Are you planning to leave state service? If so, review the options available for your contributions in the Massachusetts State Employees’ Retirement System (MSERS). ow.ly/MFPv50ZYqIz
Active MSERS Members: The MSERS pension benefit is an important part of your financial future. Our SMART Retirement & Beyond Webinars, co-hosted by the SMART Plan, provide an overview of your state pension benefit. Sign up here: bit.ly/3SNkcaa
Phishing is still the primary method used in email hacks. Discover how to protect your email, and learn what steps to take if your account is compromised in this AARP article: ow.ly/sYCC50ZYqz0
The Nationwide Retirement Institute's Retirement 65 Survey polled adults aged 60 to 65 and found that 46% said boredom was their main motivation for returning to work. Learn more about the survey and how to prepare for life after work in this NCOA article:ow.ly/HOBn50ZYqvV
Active MSERS Members: When an active member retires, they must choose one of three retirement allowance options: A, B, or C. These options will determine how your retirement benefits will be paid. Click here to learn more: ow.ly/Ce7e50ZYqta
MSERS BENEFIT RECIPIENTS IMPORTANT NOTICE: Has your address or mailing address changed? You MUST notify the Retirement Board of your new address to ensure receipt of important mail. To download the Benefit Recipient Change of Address Form, click here: bit.ly/3YzCpaP
This week is National Retirement Security Week, which is designed to help individuals work toward a secure retirement. One way to secure your retirement is through something like the SMART Plan. You can find your regional representative here: ow.ly/8wXF50ZYqrC
A Senior Planet study found 93% of older adults feel uncertain about online privacy. Explore Senior Planet’s new free resource hub for privacy and AI safety tips, classes, and other educational materials here: ow.ly/73Xb50ZWm3m
