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RSA News
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April, 2026
Scam Warning
The Retirement Systems of Alabama (RSA) reminds members to remain vigilant against fraudulent calls, texts, and emails. RSA, PEEHIP, and their Boards will never request your Social Security number, PID, date of birth, or financial account information through these methods. Any such request should be considered a scam. If you receive a suspicious communication and are unsure of its legitimacy, please end the interaction and contact RSA directly using the main phone line to verify. Members who receive scam calls are encouraged to report the incident to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov or by calling 1-877-382-4357. In addition, please notify RSA at 1-877-517-0020 so appropriate steps can be taken to inform and protect other members.
Read moreApril, 2026
Member Records Update: Email Verification
To ensure members continue receiving important communications and account notifications, the RSA is conducting a routine review of the email addresses in our records. If you have provided an email address to the RSA that may be inaccurate, you will receive a letter at your mailing address. When you receive the letter, please log in to Member Online Services (MOS) at mso.rsa-al.gov to update your email address. You may also call the RSA at 877.517.0020 or 334.517.7000 for assistance with updating your email or other contact information. For your security, the RSA will never ask for your password or sensitive personal information by email. If you have any questions about this email verification, please call the RSA or email [email protected].
Read moreMarch, 2026
$2.4 billion project: One of the largest investments in U.S. maritime history is opening in Alabama
Read moreMarch, 2026
A new ‘Maritime Golden Age’ is near
Times Daily: A new ‘Maritime Golden Age’ is near at the Barton Riverfront Industrial Park. Colbert County Commissioner David Isom, whose district includes the Barton area, said the project has the potential to be one of the biggest things to ever happen to the Shoals.
Read moreFebruary, 2026
What to know about Alabama’s new $400M State House
Montgomery Advertiser: Alabama's new State House is on track to be completed by the end of the year, according to project officials.
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