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When Can I Afford to Retire?
When can I afford to retire?
Seminars for Education Minnesota members
 
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED:

Pension education
  • Learn how benefits are calculated.
  • Understand defined benefit pension plans.
Financial planning
  • What can you expect from Social Security?
  • Tax-deferred and tax-free savings.
  • Asset allocation and asset management/diversification/performance and fees.
  • 403(b) match and severance payment options.

Presented by: EFS Advisors
Securities offered through Advanced Advisor Group, Member FINRA & SIPC. Investment Advisory Services offered through EFS Advisors LLC, 1995 East Rum River Drive South, Cambridge

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Spring Membership Meeting

Join us for the Spring Social/Retirement Celebration!  Last year we had a great turnout and a lot of fun so hopefully you can join us on Wednesday May 20th at FoodSmith.  More details can be found on the attached flyer. 

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ST. PAUL, Minnesota. Feb. 23, 2026  — Minnesota school districts and educators returned to federal court Monday seeking an emergency order to stop immigration enforcement activity at and around public schools, warning that federal agents’ presence near classrooms and school bus stops is devastating attendance, draining school resources and traumatizing children. The filing comes as the nation honors Public Schools Week, an annual week-long celebration dedicated to honoring the educators and staff making a difference in America’s public schools and the communities they serve. 

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Educators call on Legislature to control costs, create statewide health insurance pool for school employees.


ST. PAUL, Minnesota. Feb. 25, 2026 – Minnesota educators struggling with soaring health insurance premiums will testify Thursday before a state House committee considering legislation that would create a single, statewide insurance pool for all public school employees. The hearing begins at 8:15 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 26, in room G23 of the Minnesota State Capitol.

Rep. Liz Reyer, DFL-Eagan, is sponsoring House File 2904, which would establish the Educator Group Insurance Program, or EGIP

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NEA Files Emergency Motion

The chaos and fear caused by federal agents around schools, churches, and other sensitive locations needs to end now.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Since the Trump administration withdrew longstanding protections from schools, churches, healthcare facilities, and other “sensitive locations,” immigration and border patrol agents have terrorized students and families.
  2. Last year, NEA joined a lawsuit asking a federal court to restore these protections; this week’s emergency motion demands immediate relief.
  3. The motion includes dozens of stories from educators, detailing the challenges of teaching and learning while
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When the president of Colorado WINS learned that the president of the United States might be targeting Denver next in his anti-immigration campaign of terror, she knew how she’d begin to mobilize. One simple thing Diane Byrne does is deck out her activists in matching T-shirts. Wearing union colors promotes team spirit and builds confidence, she says. The AFT Public Employees program and policy council, meeting in New York City Feb. 5-6, abounded with tips to help locals mobilize. PPC chair Gary Feist, president of North Dakota Public Employees, recommended finding members who can tell a personal story to draw media attention. With more media on the issue, he said, legislators will become more motivated to fix the problem.

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