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Up-to-date Benefit booklets available

Regular Tier 1 plan booklet

Regular Tier 2 plan booklet

Revised Elected County Official (ECO) Tier 1 plan booklet

Revised Elected County Official (ECO) Tier 2 plan booklet

Sheriffs' Law Enforcement Personnel(SLEP) Tier 1 plan booklet

Sheriffs' Law Enforcement Personnel(SLEP) TIer 2 plan booklet

Who participates in which tier of benefits?

IMRF members who first participated in IMRF or a reciprocal system before January 1, 2011, will always be enrolled in Tier 1*. The Illinois General Assembly created a second tier for the IMRF Regular and Elected County Official plans for new participants enrolled on or after January 1, 2011.

IMRF members who first participate in IMRF or a reciprocal system on or after January 1, 2011, will participate in Tier 2.

*With the exception of previous participants of the Judges or General Assembly Retirement Systems, who would participate in Tier 2 if the first IMRF participation date is on or after January 1, 2011.

 



 

 

 


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IMRF Online provides a brief summary of IMRF benefits and the adminstration of those benefits. IMRF members' and employers' rights and obligations are governed by Article 7 of the Illinois Pension Code. Statements in these publications are general, and the Illinois state law governing IMRF is complex and specific. If a conflict arises between information in these publications and the law, all decisions are based on the law.

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