New Client Review
State Pension Retirement Worksheet

Turn a fact‑finder into a decision‑ready review.

Enter the educator's details once. Pension estimates, retirement eligibility, income gaps, and tier placement recalculate instantly.

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Overview
Pension Income & Options
Retirement Eligibility
Income Gap
Tier Placement
Growth Options

Client Fact Finder

auto from DOB · override ok
auto from appt · override ok
not sure? open the Tier Placement tab
basis set by tier

Beneficiary & Options

option reduction factors depend on both ages via TRS actuarial tables — defaults are illustrative

Existing Retirement Accounts

WEP/GPO may apply
Est. Annual Pension
Standard Annuity
Est. Monthly Pension
Before options / taxes
Replacement Ratio
Pension ÷ current salary
Rule of 80 Score
Age + Years of Service
Est. Eligibility Age
Normal-age retirement
Monthly Income Gap
Supplemental need

Summary

Enter the client's fact-finder details to generate the review. Every number on this dashboard recalculates automatically.

Standard Annuity & Options

Base benefit = Years of Service × 2.3% × average of highest 5 annual salaries. Option factors below are illustrative and must be replaced with the client's official TRS estimate.

OptionFactorMonthlyAnnualSurvivor Benefit

Partial Lump-Sum Option (PLSO)

Members eligible for PLSO may take a lump sum equal to 12, 24, or 36 months of the standard annuity in exchange for a permanently reduced monthly benefit.

ScenarioLump SumReduced MonthlyReduced AnnualMonthly Reduction
PLSO eligibility varies by tier and is not available to members already in DROP or the proportionate retirement program. Confirm eligibility with TRS.

Rule of 80

Current score
Points still needed
Years to Rule of 80
Projected age at Rule of 80
each year adds 2 points (age +1, service +1)

Rule of 90

Current score
Points still needed
Years to Rule of 90
Projected age at Rule of 90
applies to Tier 2 & Tier 3 early-age eligibility

Eligibility Snapshot (per current tier)

Pre-Retirement Monthly
Current gross salary / 12
Est. Retirement Monthly
Pension + accounts + SS
Monthly Gap
Supplemental income needed

Income Sources at Retirement

Closing the Gap

Annual gap to cover
Est. lump sum needed (at 5% draw)
Est. lump sum needed (at 4% draw)
draw-rate figures are simplified planning illustrations, not guarantees of income or principal

Tier Placement Map

Answer the questions to determine the client's TRS tier, then apply it above.

Your State Pension Plan — Tier Rules

TierNormal Retirement Age EligibilityAvg Salary BasisEarly-Age RetirementPLSO Eligibility

Options For Your Money

In broad terms, there are three ways money can be positioned. This is educational context for the supplemental savings conversation.

Fixed
Principal protection with a stated, generally lower rate. Low growth, low volatility.
Variable
Directly exposed to market movement. Higher growth potential and full downside risk, including loss of principal.
Indexed
Interest linked to an index subject to caps/participation rates, typically with a 0% floor. Growth is limited by the cap; principal is protected from index loss per contract terms.
Hypothetical illustration. Any charts comparing "large company stocks" to an indexed account (for example, an assumed annual point-to-point return with a 7% cap) depict hypothetical scenarios. They are not a prediction or guarantee and are not necessarily representative of how any investment or product will perform.
FeatureFixedVariableIndexed
Principal protectionYes (issuer)NoYes, per contract
Upside potentialLowHighCapped
Downside riskLowHighLimited (floor)
Market participationNoneFullPartial (cap/rate)