"Texas’ Teacher Retirement System will not raise health premiums for retired teachers" was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans ...

Most of the retirees who left were 65 or older and opted to choose cheaper Medicare plans elsewhere, putting the Teacher Retirement System of Texas’ health insurance system, called TRS-Care, and ...

The Teacher Retirement System of Texas – the state's largest public retirement system – expects its health insurance program to become insolvent in the 2016 fiscal year. Lawmakers on the ...

Executive director of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas tells the state Senate Finance Committee that the medical insurance fund is expected to become insolvent in fiscal 2016.

Painful changes are coming, no matter what, because over the next two years, the Teacher Retirement System of Texas’ “TRS-Care” program is expected to have nearly $1.1 billion less than it ...

Texas state Sen. Paul Bettencourt, R-Houston, poked the bear last month when he filed two bills that would direct the Teachers Retirement System of Texas, TRS, and Employee Retirement System of ...

Retired Texas teachers are worried about health insurance costs and counting on ... Recently changes to the Teacher Retirement System of Texas by lawmakers will result in an increase in medical ...

After exploring the idea and stirring worries and warnings from retired teachers and elected officials, the Teacher Retirement System of Texas opted Friday not to raise monthly health care ...

After exploring the idea and stirring worries and warnings from retired teachers and elected officials, the Teacher Retirement System of Texas opted Friday not to raise monthly health care ...