You will receive a percent of your final average compensation for every year of service depending on your age and depending on the Government Code Section that governs your Tier.
Pursuant to California law, if you are a member of MCERA while you are married or partnered, your retirement benefits may be considered community property and your spouse/partner may be entitled to an interest in the community property portion of your retirement benefit.
Some members start their retirement planning from the day they are hired. Some others are overwhelmed by the thought of such a major life-changing decision.
Throughout your career, while you are a contributing member of MCERA, you might want to check to see how you are progressing on your path to retirement.
This section of our website will answer most of the questions a new member may have, and review the things that may be important to you at this early stage in your career.
