Tuesday Trivia Answer: Ladybug The legislature adopted the ladybug as the state insect in 1977 at the urging of the fifth-grade class of the Broken Grounds Grammar School in Concord.

Members: Is your beneficiary information up to date? Things may have changed in your life since you filled out that NHRS beneficiary form when you first started working. Log into My Account to view and update beneficiary information at any time. #peaceofmind

Check out what Tom Hart has been up to in retirement. #LovingRetirement

Does anyone know which NH city or town this picturesque library belongs to? #WhereinNH?

Check out this article from the Federal Trade Commission on what to do if you get billed for COVID tests you didn’t order. consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alert…

Trivia Tuesday: What is the state fish of New Hampshire? (The answer will be given on Friday.)

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Have you checked out our Retirement Connection Blog? This webpage offers items from current and previous retiree newsletters, as well as a glimpse into what fellow NHRS retirees have been up to in retirement. Check out the blog here: nhrs.org/retirees/retir…

Tuesday Trivia Answer: Brook Trout New Hampshire designated the brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) as the official state fish in 1994. Brook Trout only live in water conditions that are cool, clean, and pure.

NHRS may provide eligible members with a pension benefit, but there’s much more to retirement than that. See “The Bigger Picture” on our website, where we've compiled additional resources that you may be interested in beyond the retirement system: nhrs.org/members/the-bi…

At retirement, members must select a benefit payment option. Learn about each option here: youtube.com/watch?v=fEe4H9…

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The first recorded ascent of Mt. Washington was in 1642 by Darby Fields and a group of Native Americans. Native American lore held that those who climbed to the top died. At the halfway mark, the group stopped. Fields continued and reached the summit alone. #FactFriday #NHFacts

If you are a retiree thinking about heading back to work, please be aware of the potential benefit impacts of working for an NHRS-participating employer: nhrs.org/retirees/worki…

Trivia Tuesday: What did Levi Hutchins of Concord invent in 1787? (The answer will be given on Friday.)

Reminder: NHRS pension payments are always sent to retirees on the last business day of the month. We encourage retirees to use electronic direct deposit as paper checks may take a couple of days to arrive by mail. nhrs.org/retirees/plan-…

Check out this article from the Federal Trade Commission to learn more on how scammers use payment apps like Venmo, CashApp, and Zelle to trick people into sending them money. consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alert…

Since retirement, I have joined a Red Hat group. Lots of fun. Lucille Lavoie. #LovingRetirement

Tuesday Trivia Answer: Alarm Clock