MOSERS distributes Annual Benefit Statements to all active members every spring, typically by the end of March.

What’s included in my Annual Benefit Statement?

A significant part of your total compensation as a state employee is represented through the value of the benefits you receive, including:

• Your MOSERS defined benefit pension plan
• Healthcare insurance
• Life insurance
• Long-term disability insurance
• Employer contributions to retirement, Social Security, etc.

Your Annual Benefit Statement contains all this information in one convenient document.

How can I use my Annual Benefit Statement to plan for retirement?

Your statement is designed to help you estimate your income in retirement and decide things like:

• Are you saving enough for retirement in your MO Deferred Comp account?
• Should you make any changes to your cafeteria plan or health insurance?
• When will you be financially ready to retire?

Keep in mind that your income in retirement may come from several different sources, including your defined benefit pension plan, Social Security benefits, savings and investment income, and part-time or full-time reemployment.

How do I access my Annual Benefit Statement?

Annual Benefit Statements for active members are available online. To access your statement, log in to myMOSERS. Click on Online Documents, then Document Express. From there, you can download and save or print it.

MOSERS will send you an email notification once we have posted your statement. If you have opted to receive MOSERS documents by mail, we will also send your statement to your home address.

• If you are a retiree, your Annual Benefit Statement will be available on the anniversary of your retirement date or BackDROP date. MOSERS will send you an email when it is available to view or print.
• If you are an inactive-vested member, we will send your benefit statement once every five years.
• If you are an active member who was previously retired, please call MOSERS and speak to a benefit counselor for a retirement estimate.