Members of the Judicial Plan who were employed prior to January 1, 2011, have the option to choose the Judicial Maximum Option or any of the seven regular options (Maximum Option, …

If you choose an option which will leave your spouse a monthly benefit in the event of your death, they will receive this benefit for their lifetime, even if they remarry.

This guide contains detailed information about LASERS membership, the Initial Benefit Option (IBO) and Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP), service credit, transfers, unused leave, re …

If you are currently a member of another Louisiana state retirement system with at least six months of service credit, you may repay a prior refund from LASERS for the purpose of either …

This planner contains LASERS benefit package information, a checklist for state employees nearing retirement, direct deposit information, insurance vendor information, a personal data …

3 days ago · Your Retirement Journey Begins Here LASERS administers 24 retirement plans covering over 150,000 members and their families.

Classified employees may be paid for up to 300 hours of annual leave upon retirement. Employees who retire under LASERS may have a portion of their unused sick and annual …

At the time of your retirement, you will select the dollar amount you will be paid, up to an equivalent of 36 months of your maximum retirement benefit. All future monthly benefits will be …

A member choosing Options 2A, 2B, 3, 4A, or 4B can only select one beneficiary at the time of retirement and this beneficiary cannot be changed, except in the event of death of the …

Beth’s supplemental benefit is added to her DROP benefit to find her monthly retirement benefit: $1,600.00 + $645.83 = $2,245.83, so Beth will receive $2,245.83 per month for her lifetime.