Updates & Alerts
Get Ready for Electronic ADS!
NYCERS is going green with the Annual Disclosure Statements!
Starting this spring, NYCERS will no longer print and mail the ADS. Instead, the statements are available in each member’s secure MyNYCERS account, where they can be printed out or saved to a desktop or mobile device. You must have a registered MyNYCERS account in order to access MyNYCERS and view your ADS. Register or log in here.
NYCERS Customer Service is Now Open Late Year-Round
Our Extended Summer Hours Program is Now Permanent
NYCERS Customer Service Center will remain open until 6 pm every Monday and Wednesday, and close at 3 pm on Fridays.
Keyword Search
NYCERS.ORG can now be searched by keyword. Click the magnifying glass or the “hamburger” menu at the top right corner of every webpage and enter your search term. You can find everything relating to a particular Tier or Plan, or search for a form or brochure by name or number. You can then filter the results by relevancy, title, and more.
E-PIN sign-up
Get a PIN by text or e-mail and access MyNYCERS immediately
NYCERS members need a PIN, or Personal Identification Number, to access their secure MyNYCERS account. Until now, PINs were provided only in a letter, mailed to your address on file. Now you can get your PIN instantly by text message or e-mail, register it, and gain immediate access to your secure account and all MyNYCERS tools and features.
New user? Activate your account here.
Already activated but never registered your PIN? Log in here and request a new PIN. Get your PIN by text or e-mail and register it for immediate access to MyNYCERS.
MyNYCERS Benefit Estimate
"When can I retire? How much will my benefit be?"
Now you can see an estimate of your benefit with NYCERS' new retirement planning tool
Tier 3, 4 and 6 members – log in to MyNYCERS and see your Estimated Retirement Benefit and Projected Retirement Date based on your account data.
Then use the Retirement Calculator to enter your own figures and dates and see how these changes may affect your benefit.
Melanie Whinnery selected as NYCERS Executive Director
The New York City Employees’ Retirement System Board of Trustees has selected Melanie Whinnery to be its next Executive Director.
Melanie Whinnery has been selected by the New York City Employees’ Retirement System Board of Trustees to be its next Executive Director, culminating a national search by the NYCERS Board, assisted by search firm EFL Associates.
Ms. Whinnery is currently the Deputy Comptroller for the New York State and Local Retirement System (NYSLRS), also serving as the Chief Operating Officer, overseeing NYSLRS’ management team and approximately 800 staff.
Goodman Settlement
On March 17, 2014, a settlement between the City of New York and the United States Attorney's Office in the case of Goodman et al v. City of New York et al ("Goodman") became effective.
The Goodman Settlement impacts the pension calculations of certain members and pensioners who served in the military after September 11, 2001.