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Pension Estimate Request - SDCERA Request Submit this form if you want an official pension estimate This form is not a retirement application; it is only a pension estimate request, and your actual pension may differ from the estimate you receive To request a retirement application, complete the Retirement Application Request form You can run your own informal pension estimates using your personalized information in the
Beneficiary Designation Form - SDCERA Submit this form to designate beneficiary(ies) for your SDCERA benefit Upon your death, eligible beneficiaries may receive benefits, including any unpaid retirement benefits, from SDCERA Contingent beneficiaries receive benefits only if the primary beneficiary is deceased If your beneficiary is a minor, please use this form
SAN DIEGO COUNTY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION VESTING - SDCERA I PURPOSE To provide that, in addition to the requirements under Sections 31485 19 and 31485 22 of the California Government Code, the San Diego County Employees Retirement Association (the "Association") will meet the requirements of pre-ERISA sections 401(a)(4) and 401(a)(7) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the "Code") which requires 100% vesting in the event of termination