When can I retire from IPERS?

Answer a few quick questions to see the earliest date you could take your full IPERS pension, with no early-retirement reduction.

Where are your numbers coming from?

When were you born?

Are you still working in an IPERS-covered job?

When did you stop?

Counting this school year, how many years have you worked in an Iowa public school (or another IPERS-covered job)?

Use quarters: .25, .5 or .75 (for example, 17.75). Each full school year counts as 1. A rough number is fine.

Years of service shown on your IPERS statement

Enter it in quarters, exactly as shown (for example, 17.75). Find it on your annual IPERS statement or in My Account at ipers.org.

What date is that statement as of?

An older statement works too. We add the service you have earned since, assuming you have worked full-time every school year since then.

This is an educational estimate, not an official IPERS determination. It assumes you are a Regular IPERS member, you work (or worked) full-time in IPERS-covered employment each school year until you stop, your school year ends in June, and you have no purchased, missing or part-time service. It does not calculate your benefit amount. Confirm your eligibility with IPERS before making any retirement decision. Nothing you enter here is saved or sent anywhere.

Teacher Wealth, LLC is a registered investment adviser offering advisory services in the State of Iowa. Teacher Wealth is not affiliated with IPERS.

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