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This report presents the results of the Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS) Annual Actuarial Valuation and Gain/Loss Analysis as of December 31, 2017.

See the current employer and employee contribution rate and how rates have changed since 1989.

Employer certification that a WRS annuity or lump-sum payment made to the survivor of the member named in this form may be eligible for an income tax exemption.

Survivor's certification that a WRS annuity or lump-sum payment made to the survivor of the member named in this form may be eligible for an income tax exemption.

Information on how a divorce may affect WRS benefits, beneficiary designations as well as information for the alternate payee.

The direct links to these old “On-line Network” applications are no longer after July 10, 2024: On-line Network for Employers and Health Plans (ONE and ONHP), and Contract Administrators/Vendors Request for Proposal (RFP).

Your WRS account information is confidential, and no one can receive information about or make changes to your account unless authorized. You can authorize another person to make changes to your account by submitting a financial power of attorney document to ETF.

Returning to work after retiring from WRS employment may affect your benefit.

The WRS Retirement Benefit is a pension plan that is intended to provide you with a lifetime retirement payment. It offers a retirement benefit based on a defined contribution plan or a defined benefit plan.

This page is a resource for county employers to learn about the implementation of 2023 Wisconsin Act 4 (Jailer Law). As the project continues, this page will be updated with more resources.