California § 26204 - The board shall establish an Annuitant Reserve within the Teachers

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§ 26204. The board shall establish an Annuitant Reserve within the Teachers

The board shall establish an Annuitant Reserve within the Teachers’ Retirement Fund for the Cash Balance Benefit Program. The board has sole authority to administer the Annuitant Reserve for the payment of annuities. The board may transfer the credits from a participant’s employee account and employer account to the Annuitant Reserve upon election of an annuity by the participant or beneficiary of the participant.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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