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Medicare Part B Premium for 2025
As a reminder, all Retired Members and their dependents who are eligible for Medicare and enrolled in a LACERS plan are required to enroll in Medicare Part B. Retired Members enrolled in Medicare Parts A & B with at least 10 years of Service who are enrolled in a LACERS Senior medical plan or participate in the Medical Premium Reimbursement Program (MPRP) are eligible for a reimbursement of their standard (basic) Medicare Part B premium.
LACERS Member Article Submissions
We know you have a lot to say! LACERS is looking for article submissions from our Members to be featured in future e-blasts and newsletters. To learn more and submit an article, access the LACERS Member Article Submission Form.
COVID-19 Vaccine & Booster Availability
Free COVID-19 vaccines are available to everyone age 5 and older.
Free COVID-19 booster vaccines are available to everyone age 16 and older.
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Mayor Garcetti’s Message to LACERS Retirees
Click the video to view Mayor Eric Garcetti’s message to current and future LACERS Retirees.
News from the General Manager’s Desk
LACERS Reports Preliminary 1.1% Investment Return for Fiscal Year 2019-20
Fiscal Year 2019-20, as you can imagine, was a year of uncertainties for investments. With the economy stalled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, LACERS ended the fiscal year with a slightly positive return thanks to an investment policy and asset allocation that is designed to withstand volatility and fluctuations in the market through a diversified portfolio that includes U.S. Equity, Non-U.S. Equity, Core Fixed Income, Credit Opportunities, Private Equity, Public Real Assets, Real Estate, and Cash asset classes.
News from the General Manager’s Desk
New Website, New Separation Incentive Programs, and a New Fiscal Year
Happy New Fiscal Year! First off, I want to thank you for your patience during what has been a challenging first half of 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all of our lives in profound ways, requiring social distancing and fundamental changes in how we eat, shop and work. Our economy has also suffered, with record high unemployment and continuing struggles for many of our small and local businesses.