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RSA News
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July, 2024
RSA-1 Statements Delayed
Due to implementation of the new RSA-1 computer system, the mailing of RSA-1 quarterly statements will be delayed. All of your current RSA-1 account information is available online at RSA’s Member Online Services (MOS) website at mso.rsa-al.gov. Once in MOS, go to RSA-1 Services and select Account Summary.
Read moreJune, 2024
PEEHIP UnitedHealthcare Group Medicare Advantage (PPO) members
PEEHIP UnitedHealthcare Group Medicare Advantage (PPO) members: Please note that the recent announcement by Infirmary Health regarding United Healthcare does not apply to PEEHIP Medicare-eligible retirees. For more information, please call or email PEEHIP at 877.517.0020 or peehip.info@rsa-al.gov.
Read moreAugust, 2023
RSA Retirees Receiving Unsolicited Calls
Recently, some of our retirees have been contacted to set up an in-person appointment to go over their benefits. RSA does not contact members regarding any type of retirement review via email or phone unless first requested by the member. It is important to protect your personal information. If you have questions about your retirement, please contact the RSA directly at 877.517.0020. If you are a member of an association, such as the Alabama Education Retirees Association (AERA) or the Alabama Retired State Employees Association (ARSEA), you may be contacted about benefits specific to that association. For your safety, get all information in writing and verify it with your member association before discussing any personal information with someone you do not know.
Read moreMay, 2023
Dr. David Bronner, celebrates 50 years as CEO of RSA
Dr. Bronner came to Alabama to study law and earned his Law Degree and Ph.D. from the University of Alabama in 1972. Shortly after graduation, he became Assistant Dean of the Law School at the University of Alabama. A year later in May 1973, at the age of 28, he became head of the Retirement Systems of Alabama.
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