Planning to visit us soon? As of Oct. 3, 2022, our lobby hours are now 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. While our office hours have been updated, please know that our team is still available by phone from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. We look forward to seeing and speaking with you!

Use this holiday as a reminder to check in on your assets. Is your savings plan on track? Are you reaching your annual savings goals? What adjustments need to be made? Need help with your INPRS retirement account? Make an appointment at https://t.co/ZTdCd469gC.

Want a career that provides opportunities for growth, continuing education, collaboration, advancement, comprehensive benefits packages, and more? Look no further, INPRS hiring! View our positions available now at https://t.co/k3G62blhGr.

The U.S. Department of Education has announced a three-part plan to help working and middle-class federal student loan borrowers transition back to regular payment as pandemic-related support expires. View more on this plan at https://t.co/wCHl2n2RMQ.

You have 60 days to choose, so check out our decision guide at https://t.co/iHgidd4Yrq for more details. Once you decide which retirement plan you'd like, log on to your secure online account at https://t.co/Edlgd7XDgI using the credentials you received in the mail from INPRS.

Use these tips from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to use your mobile device more safely and securely to help you achieve your financial goals. https://t.co/uVh0Q5nvx7

Opening an account at a bank or credit union is quite simple, but the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau makes it even easier! Visit https://t.co/52x9LpetkL! to view their checklist for opening a bank or credit union account.

ABCs of Finance (3/3): Contributions are vital to your retirement accounts. Swipe left to learn what a contribution is, what limits there are, and a specific type of contribution. https://t.co/tdE4QLkt3M

ABCs of Finance (2/3): Beneficiaries, bonds, compounding, oh my! Swipe left to learn how these terms apply to your finances! https://t.co/tdE4QLkt3M

ABCs of Finance (1/3): Increasing your financial knowledge can help you make better decisions to help secure your future. Learn skills to help you manage your money for life by reading Voya's financial alphabet! https://t.co/tdE4QLkt3M

INPRS would love to hear your retiree story. Submit yours by emailing us at Info@inprs.in.gov and include your work history, what you’ve been up to in retirement, and a few photos for a chance to be featured in an upcoming newsletter.

Evaluate your finances and make decisions about your budget. Explore methods that can help you prioritize your bills, manage your spending, cut expenses, and monitor your credit. For more information check out CFPB’s blog at: https://t.co/0hGZmns8Cx.

Our Retirement and Financial Education Team is ready to help you develop a better understanding of your plan to prepare you for a successful retirement. Get started by registering for a workshop or counseling session at https://t.co/a9IWIjXDU9.

You’re starting a new job. It may feel like there are many demands on your income: rent, credit card debt, etc. Check out the U.S. Department of Labor’s Retirement Savings Toolkit to see how investing today can lead to bigger payoffs in the future. https://t.co/0vkuW1dNNE.

Protect your financial information from fraud and cyber risk with these quick tips!

Happy Independence Day! In celebration of this holiday, INPRS offices will be closed until July 5, 2022.

For retirees on a fixed income, inflation can be a big problem, particularly with gas, food, rent, and energy costs increasing. Learn how to stretch out your retirement savings at https://t.co/43RTlJ7KPN.

Divorce can happen at any age. Instead of being ashamed or afraid, women can take steps to prepare. View these steps at https://t.co/oqZCUsfoEX.

Be sure to keep an eye out for upcoming legislative changes coming July 1, 2022, that may affect you. Stay tuned to see these changes posted under our newsletters section here! https://t.co/GuH7F62pHa

Although age discrimination has been illegal since 1967, the AARP survey indicates that it remains a problem for many older workers. If you are regularly discriminated against, it’s important to find healthy ways to cope. View resources available at https://t.co/ToUP5ERBeh.