State and Teachers' Retirement Benefits
Beneficiaries of the Massachusetts State Employees' Retirement System (MSERS) and the Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System (MTRS). Updated monthly. Retirees of municipal, county or regional entities as well as educators who retired from the Boston Public Schools are not listed here. For that data, please contact the applicable local or regional retirement system directly.

Benefits Summary 
Total Number Of Retirees In MSERS And MTRS
The individuals listed on this site collect a retirement benefit from either the Massachusetts State Employees' Retirement System (MSERS) or the Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System (MTRS). Retirees of municipal, county or regional entities as well as educators who retired from the Boston Public Schools are not listed here. For that data, please contact the applicable local or regional retirement system directly.

Massachusetts State Employees' Retirement System
Administered by the Massachusetts State Retirement Board, (http://www.mass.gov/retirement) Coverage Groups: Employees of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, its agencies and various other non-state public entities, the former Mass. Turnpike Employees’ Retirement System. Does not include public school teachers, local and municipal employees, MBTA.

Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System
The Massachusetts Teachers’ Retirement System is the largest of the Commonwealth’s 104 contributory retirement systems. It currently provides retirement, disability and survivor benefits to more than 91,000 active educators and over 63,000 retirees and survivors.

Explore data about state employee retirement benefits dating back to 2011, including how many retirees are part of the retirement system and how much the state spends. Data comes from both Massachusetts State Employees' Retirement System (MSERS) and the Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System (MTRS). This data is published on CTHRU, a website managed by the Comptroller.

State employee retirement benefits

Statewide Spending
Expenditures dating back to Fiscal Year 2010 are updated daily for the Legislative, Judicial, and Executive Departments, Independent Agencies, and Constitutional Offices.

spending summary 
This figure represents spending through the Commonwealth’s accounting and payroll systems and includes the use of appropriated, capital, federal grant, trust, and non-tax revenue funding sources.

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Explore and download data describing how much each department spends. Drill into data to see itemized spending. This data is published on CTHRU, a website managed by the Comptroller.

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