New York Education Code § 532

Supplemental retirement allowance
Open in Lexace · Ask the AI about this section
§ 532. Supplemental retirement allowance. a. A supplemental retirement\nallowance shall be paid to pensioners who have retired from the\nretirement system prior to the calendar year nineteen hundred\nninety-four. Such supplemental retirement allowance shall be payable on\nthe basis provided for herein, commencing with a payment for the month\nof September, nineteen hundred ninety-nine and continuing through the\nmonth of August, two thousand. Said supplemental retirement allowance\nshall be a percentage of the retirement allowance otherwise payable,\ncomputed without optional modification, but excluding any annuity\nderived from voluntary contributions made by members, except those made\npursuant to elections under subdivision one of section five hundred\neleven-a or paragraph c of subdivision three of section five hundred\nsixteen of this article. Said percentage, for each calendar year of\nretirement, is set forth in subdivision b of this section. Said\nsupplemental retirement allowance shall be computed on the basis of the\nfirst fourteen thousand dollars of such annual retirement allowance and\nshall be payable commencing September first, nineteen hundred\nninety-nine to all disability pensioners and recipients of an accidental\ndeath benefit, and to other pensioners who have attained age sixty-two\nor who have been retired for ten or more years and have attained age\nfifty-five.\n  b. 1. In calculating the supplemental retirement allowance in\naccordance with subdivision a of this section, the following percentages\nwill be used for each calendar year of retirement, as appropriate:\nCalendar year of retirement         Percentage\n1993                                1.5\n1992                                1.5\n1991                                1.5\n1990                                1.5\n1989                                2.8\n1988                                3.7\n1987                                4.5\n1986                                5.5\n1985                                6.3\n1984                                7.4\n1983                                8.3\n1982                               10.5\n1981                               12.5\n1980                               15.6\n1979                               19.9\n1978                               25.4\n1977                               30.3\n1976                               37.8\n1975                               42.5\n1974                               54.0\n1973                               73.0\n1972                               86.0\n1971                               96.7\n1970                              105.0\n1969                              141.8\n1968                              169.0\n1967                              195.9\n1966                              203.7\n1965                              230.5\n1964                              254.5\n1963                              278.6\n1962                              310.0\n1961                              330.0\n1960                              340.0\n1959                              390.0\n1958                              427.3\n1957                              442.3\n  The supplemental retirement allowance shall be rounded off to the\nnearest dollar.\n  1-a. For those pensioners retired from the retirement system prior to\nthe calendar year nineteen hundred fifty-seven the percentage referred\nto in this section shall be determined by the ratio of two indexes, in\nthe following manner. The average of the twelve monthly consumer price\nindexes of the calendar year nineteen hundred ninety-five divided by the\naverage of the twelve monthly consumer price indexes of the calendar\nyear of retirement shall be the ratio of the indexes. Said ratio, minus\none, shall be expressed as a percentage and shall be adjusted to the\nlower one-tenth of one per centum. Such adjusted percentage shall be the\npercentage of the retirement allowance, computed without optional\nmodification, whi

‹ Prev All New York sections Next ›


Lexace provides legal information, not legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship is created. Statute text is provided for general information and may not reflect the most recent amendments; verify against the official state code.