I just wanted to share my latest book (along with co-author Jessica Logan), this one for educators in New York State Public Schools who are members of NYSTRS, focusing on financial literacy and making the most of their NYSTRS pension benefits.
Please consider sharing with any educators you know in New York State. (I also have a book for New York City, which has a different pension plan.)
This is the latest in the TL;DR Financial Literacy series. If you know educators in the following states/pension plans, or a young adult for the standalone young adult book, please consider sharing the appropriate book with them as well. And, if you happen to know a superintendent, school board member, principal, or union leader, you might suggest that this would make a great, inexpensive, possibly life-changing gift for new teachers.
Arizona (ASRS, over 625,000 members)
Colorado (PERA, over 600,000 members)
Illinois (TRS, over 430,000 members)
Iowa (IPERS, over 325,000 members)
Maine (MainePERS, over 120,000 members)
Massachusetts (MTRS, over 195,000 members)
Missouri (PSRS/PEERS, over 289,000 members)
Nebraska (NPERS, over 140,000 members)
Ohio (STRS, over 500,000 members)
New York City (TRSNYC, over 217,000 members)
New York State (NYSTRS, over 435,000 members)
Pennsylvania (PSERS, over 500,000 members)
Virginia (VRS, over 740,000 members)
Wyoming (WRS, over 80,000 members)
Washington (TRS, over 590,000 members)
I’m also currently working on the following:
- Oregon (PERS, over 378,000 members, hopefully in June)
- New Jersey (TPAF/PERS, over 590,000 members, hopefully in July)
After that, Minnesota (TRA), Indiana (INPRS) and Alaska (TRS). If you know of any educators in a state not listed who might be interested in being a co-author for their state’s book, please have them complete this google form (or contact me directly).
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