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Ref-11608 2nd Election EZ Retirement Plan Enrollment Form- rev. 04-19

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Second election EZ Retirement Plan Enrollment Form- revised 04-19

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Description:: Second election EZ Retirement Plan Enrollment Form- revised 04-19

Related Rules

19-11.007 Second Election Enrollment Procedures for the Florida Retirement System Retirement Programs

Related Notices

22927228.Rule 19-11.002, F.A.C. is being amended to reference the most recent versions of the EZ Retirement Plan Enrollment Form for Regular, Special Risk Class and Special Risk Administrative Support Class Employees, and the 2nd Election EZ Retirement Plan Enrollment Form. The rule also is being amended to emphasize that if a married member fails to name his or her spouse as the beneficiary of his or her Investment Plan account, then the member must provide either an Acknowledgement of Beneficiary Designation with the spouse’s signature or a notarized statement reflecting the spouse’s understanding that the spouse is not the beneficiary of the member’s account, in order for the member’s beneficiary designation to become effective. Rule 19-11.006, F.A.C. is being amended to adopt the most recent versions of the enrollment forms. The rule also is being amended to indicate that if a member defaults into the Investment Plan then the member will automatically receive quarterly statements by electronic delivery. Rule 19-11.007, F.A.C.is being amended to adopt the most recent versions of the 2nd Election EZ Retirement Plan Enrollment Form and the 2nd Election Retirement Plan Enrollment Form. Rule 19-11.009, F.A.C. is being amended to adopt the most recent version of the Certification Form that is used by prospective employees to certify their FRS retirement status. Rule 19-11.012, F.A.C. is being amended to adopt the most recent versions of the rollover forms. The proposed rule amendments do not impose any burdens on businesses; do not restrict entry into a profession; do not have an impact on the availability of services to the public; do not have an impact on job retention; do not impose any restrictions on employment seekers; and do not impose any costs.