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Americans Average Just 31% on Retirement Income Literacy. Are You Ready for Retirement? - CalPERS PERSpective
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Americans Average Just 31% on Retirement Income Literacy. Are You Ready for Retirement?
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Don’t wait to enroll in a CalPERS member education class and take charge of your retirement planning. 

We get it. Retirement might seem far away, but the sooner you start learning the better. Americans scored just 31% on their overall retirement income literacy, according to a recent study from the American College of Financial Services. Retirement literacy includes the understanding and application of financial strategies specific to your retirement and can cover such topics as savings, taxes, and income.
We’re here to help navigate retirement literacy. Whether you’re new to CalPERS, close to retirement, or somewhere in between, we have a variety of instructor-led or self-paced, online classes that speak to exactly where you’re at in your career. Through these classes, we can help you:

Get to Know Your CalPERS Benefits
For members who are new or midway through their career, it’s critical to understand:

How your retirement benefit is calculated,
Ways to boost your retirement savings, and
What happens if you pass away or leave your employer before you retire.

Learn this and more by signing up for the Your CalPERS and You class.
Prepare for What’s Next
If you’re within 10 years of retirement, our Planning Your Retirement class is your go-to. Get familiar with payment options, everything you can do in myCalPERS, and much more.
Handle Retirement Like a Pro
Our Your Retirement Application and Beyond class guides you through the retirement application process. Get tips on your retirement check, direct deposit info, taxes, and even keeping your health benefits into retirement.
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To update your address to receive a mailed paper check, contact us at 888 CalPERS (or 888-225-7377) or in writing at:
CalPERS
Retirement Benefit Services Division – Unit 482
P.O. Box 734
Sacramento, CA 95812-734
Please include your first and last name, address, birth year (used to verify your account), and phone number.

Monthly Statements

Your benefit statement, which is available online, will indicate the amount deposited in your account and itemize any reimbursement or authorized deductions.
You can access your personal account information by logging in to your myCalPERS account. If you have not created your account, go to myCalPERS and follow the easy steps to complete the registration process. To update your payment preference, click on Retirement, select Payment Options and follow the prompts.

Out-of-State Residents

Inside the U.S. - Most financial institutions can accept and provide direct deposit, but they must belong to the National Clearing House Association (NACHA). Before signing up for direct deposit, first verify that your financial institution belongs to NACHA.
Outside the U.S. - To see if you're eligible for direct deposit, see the federal requirements for electronic funds transfer (EFT) above.
 

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Can someone else establish direct deposit for me?
Your attorney-in-fact (someone you designate by special power of attorney) can establish direct deposit. We'll need a copy of the power of attorney authorizing that person to act on your behalf. Review the CalPERS Special Power of Attorney (PUB 30) (PDF) to learn more.

On what day of the month will my direct deposit be made?
Your retirement or benefit payment will transfer into your account on the first day of the month. If the first day is a non-banking day, the transfer will happen on the banking day prior to the first.
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Cold War Recognition Certificate:
In accordance with section 1084 of the Fiscal Year 1998 National Defense Authorization Act, the Secretary of Defense approved awarding Cold War Recognition Certificates to all members of the armed forces and qualified Federal government civilian personnel who faithfully served the United States during the Cold War era from September 2, 1945 to December 26, 1991.
What Service does the NPRC Provide?
The NPRC, upon request, will provide copies of DD-214s (or equivalent) or SF-50s to authorized requesters. These documents may be used to apply for the Certificate. For information on how to obtain a copy of your DD-214 (for military service personnel) or SF-50 (for Federal civilian personnel) see:

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2023 Personal Income Tax Booklet | California Forms & Instructions 540 | FTB.ca.gov
You did not make the required estimated tax payments, if you pay an installment after the date it is due, or if you underpay any installment, a penalty may be assessed on the portion of estimated tax that was underpaid from the due date of the installment to the date of payment or the due date of your return, whichever is earlier. Get the 2023 form FTB 5805, Underpayment of Estimated Tax by Individuals and Fiduciaries, for more information.

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You may be subject to an estimated tax payment penalty; get form FTB 5805 (or form FTB 5805F, Underpayment of Estimated Tax by Farmers and Fishermen).

The underpayment of estimated tax penalty shall not apply to the extent the underpayment of an installment was created or increased by any provision of law that is chaptered during and operative for the taxable year of the underpayment. To request a waiver of the underpayment of estimated tax penalty, get form FTB 5805 or form FTB 5805F. See âWhere To Get Income Tax Forms and Publications.â
If you complete one of these forms, attach it to the back of your Form 540. Enter the amount of the penalty on line 113 and check the correct box on line 113. Complete and attach the form if you claim a waiver, use the annualized income installment method, or pay tax according to the schedule for farmers and fishermen, even if you do not owe a penalty.
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The State of California is working to reduce the number of uninsured individuals and families with the adoption of a new state individual health care mandate.

 2021 Subsidy Reconciliation
Taxpayers who received a California Premium Assistance Subsidy (subsidies) for health coverage in 2021 may have to pay back some or all of the amount received when filing their 2021 tax return.
Visit the 2021 Subsidy Reconciliation page for more information, including resources for taxpayers who need assistance repaying California subsidies.

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What is a wage garnishment for taxes?
A wage garnishment requires employers to withhold and transmit a portion of an employeeâs wages until the balance on the order is paid in full or the order is released by us.
We issue an earnings withholding order for taxes (EWOT), FTB 2905 for collection of:

Past due income tax obligations
Taxpayer liability penalties

If you received an order for your employee for taxes
As an employer, you must send the requested amount on the order to us. We may hold you responsible for the debt if you do not comply.
How to comply with your employee’s order
Give a copy of the order to your employee within 10 days of receiving the order. (pages 1A, 1B, and 3)
Provide us with the following:

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First payment within 15 days of the last pay period
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To establish a power of attorney relationship, you must fill out and submit the correct FTB form.
1. Choose the correct form

Individuals (includes sole-proprietors), estates, and trusts: Individual or Fiduciary Power of Attorney Declaration (FTB 3520-PIT)

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2. Fill out the form correctly

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Representatives: Provide all available identification numbers: CA CPA, CA State Bar Number, CTEC, Enrolled Agent Number, PTIN. It’s okay to leave these blank if you do not have these numbers
We’ll only accept our POA declarations (FTB 3520-PIT and FTB 3520-BE)
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Only the individual, estate representative, trustee, or officer of the business can sign the form. Be sure that person includes all of the following: 

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The Middle Class Tax Refund (MCTR) is a one-time payment to provide relief to Californians.
If you are eligible, you will automatically receive a payment. Payments are expected to be issued between October 2022 and January 2023.
Reminder to activate your debit card
If you received a Middle Class Tax Refund (MCTR) debit card and have not activated it, you will receive an activation reminder letter that includes instructions on activating your debit card. For assistance with activation, replacement, lost, or stolen MCTR card, call 1-800-240-0223.
For questions or to activate your card, visit the contact information on this page.

2022 California Middle Class Tax Refund Education Video
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If you have not received your debit card and believe that you are eligible, make sure that your address is up to date with FTB. Visit our Help with the Middle Class Tax Refund page for instructions to update your address.
Receiving and using your debit card
Some taxpayers will receive their payment on a debit card.
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Why you received this notice
The CalSavers Retirement Savings Board notified us that you either havenât registered or have yet to comply with the requirements of the CalSavers Retirement Savings Program specified in the first notice.
What you need to do

Visit the FTB CalSavers webpage for instructions on how to register or complete your CalSavers Retirement Savings Program requirements
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Based on audit results, we made adjustments to your account for the tax year shown on your notice. The Notice of Proposed Assessment informs you of our intention to assess additional tax and/or penalty. You have a right to protest the proposed assessment within 60 days.
What you need to do
If you agree with the assessment, follow the instructions provided on your notice.
If you do not agree, visit disagree with an NPA (Protest) or follow the instructions provided on your notice on how to protest our assessment. View Notice of Proposed Assessment Information (FTB 5830C) for more information.

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You have a past due balance on your business income taxes. We filed a lien against your real or personal property to collect the amount you owe.
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Field Trips
Explore the unique traits of our feathered friends at this special park. Students will pick up a pair of binoculars and enjoy a hike to observe bird behaviors in the field with hands-on exploration. Learn how birds are specially adapted to survive in their habitat to understand how different birds find food, shelter, and mates.

Tidepool Adventure
Pinnacle Gulch Regional ParkSeptember – May, select dates on low tides only4th – 8th grades
Experience the magic of the tidal ecosystem. Through hands-on exploration, students will learn about how species are interconnected and how tide pool inhabitants adapt to changing tides and extreme conditions. Students will practice making observations, recording data and finding and evaluating evidence. One class per field trip day only.

Climate Change Agents
Taylor Mountain Regional ParkSeptember – January5th – 8th grades
Explore the topic of climate change and resilience through hiking through the viewpoints and oak woodlands of this important park. Students will learn the science behind Earth’s changing climate, how human activities make an impact on the environment and ways in which community action reduces impacts locally and globally. Discover how to be the agents of positive change in Sonoma County.

Registration
Sorry, the 2023-2024 field trips are all full and registration is closed. Registration for 2024-2025 field trips will open late summer 2024. Classes can sign up for up to two field trips per school year.
Cost
Field trip cost is $5 per student from Sonoma County schools and $7 for students from out-of-county schools.
Scholarships
Scholarships are available on a first-come, first-served basis for Sonoma County schools that have 50% or more students whom are considered socio-economically disadvantaged. A limited number of bus stipends are also available to schools. Classes receiving scholarships are responsible for a $25 registration fee per class. If approved, scholarships are paid by the Sonoma County Regional Parks Foundation. Funding is available for each classroom to receive one scholarship per year. 
Cancellations
Cancellations must be made one month prior to field trips. Classes that cancel less than a month prior to a field trip are still responsible for the payment of invoices. Extreme rain events or poor air quality cancels.