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  • Community Outreach: Garland

    RGEA invites pre-retirees and state and local government retirees to attend an in-person Community Outreach event. These free sessions offer updates on legislative activity and pensions, along with information about the benefits, programs, and resources available to support your retirement. This is also an opportunity to connect with other retirees, ask questions, and learn more …

  • Community Outreach: Carolina Shores

    RGEA invites pre-retirees and state and local government retirees to attend an in-person Community Outreach event. These free sessions offer updates on legislative activity and pensions, along with information about the benefits, programs, and resources available to support your retirement. This is also an opportunity to connect with other retirees, ask questions, and learn more …

  • District 3: Forsyth Lunch Cruisers!

    Hosted by your District 3 Community Advisory Board (CAB) contact, Robin Kelly, these monthly luncheons are a great way to meet new people and enjoy casual conversation over lunch. All District 3 members and non-members are welcome—membership is not required. Each person will pay for their own meal, and we always welcome suggestions for new lunch spots to …

  • Digital Discovery Friday Series: Tech Basics for Caregiving

    This collaborative effort between RGEA and Senior Planet from AARP will emphasize the digital aspect of the learning experience covering a variety of topics. This next virtual program in the series is Tech Basics for Caregiving. Caregiving is challenging in different ways for both the caregivers and the recipients of care. Thankfully, there are a variety of tech …

  • April Lunch and Learn: COLA Considerations: The Data and Discipline behind Determinations

    Treasurer Brad Briner will give an update on how pension adjustments are considered for state retirees and what factors weigh into the equation of “when” and “how much” should be given. A new guideline has now been approved which may speed up the process, but there are still many variables that need to be met. He’ll break …

  • Community Outreach: Asheboro

    RGEA invites pre-retirees and state and local government retirees to attend an in-person Community Outreach event. These free sessions offer updates on legislative activity and pensions, along with information about the benefits, programs, and resources available to support your retirement. This is also an opportunity to connect with other retirees, ask questions, and learn more …