Contact the Alberta Teachers’ Retirement Fund (ATRF) for more information about the following:
Contact - Alberta Teachers' Retirement Fund (ATRF)
- Contributions
- Transferring services from or to Alberta
- Purchasing service
- Steps to retirement
- Information about your own pension amounts
- Forms to change your beneficiary
- Pension options
- Income tax calculation
- And much more!
Accessing information about your pension
ATRF is the administrator and trustee of the Teachers’ Pension Plan.
The ATRF website has a myriad of information:
- Plan rules
- Investment reports
- Forms and information kits
- Pensioner information
- Employer information
- And much more
Also check out ATRF’s MyPension online services:
- Service calculator
- Tax calculator
Registering for MyPension is easy:
- At the bottom of the ATRF homepage, click on Access MyPension Tool and then click on Register.
- Accept the agreement.
- Enter your ATRF ID number (from your member statement).
- Create your MyPension user ID and password.
Registration is complete!
ATRF pension counsellors are available for personal interviews at 1-800-661-9582.
Is there an association for retired teachers?
The Alberta Retired Teachers’ Association (ARTA) is an association for retired teachers. Teachers with an ATRF pension become regular members. Affiliate memberships are available to retirees from Alberta universities (professors) and other education public sector employees.
ARTA has 17 local branches in Alberta and one satellite branch in British Columbia. ARTA provides the following benefits to members:
- Extended health-care benefits, dental, life insurance and travel insurance
- Social activities
- Support with pension and health-care issues
- Advocacy for public education and the teaching profession
- Eligibility for other products (such as discounts at various suppliers)
Note: If coverage for benefits begins within 60 days of losing your own group coverage, a medical report is not required.
Contact ARTA at 780-822-2400 (in Edmonton) or 1-855-212-2400 (anywhere in Canada and the United States).