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Educators Like You

Susie Jablinske

"I became active 35 years ago because the Association is an advocate for the rights and needs of educators, and I wanted to be a part of that advocacy team. I became a member of NEA-Retired while still an active member because I wanted to help make sure that NEA-Retired would be actively functioning and providing services when I do retire."

—Susie Jablinske
Pre-Retired
Annapolis, Md.

Whether you’re already retired or just thinking about retirement down the road, there are many advantages to being an NEA-Retired member. They include:

Staying connected with fellow NEA members and programs
Opportunities to share your expertise by volunteering and mentoring
NEA’s political and legislative efforts to protect your retirement resources
Subscription to NEA’s bimonthly retiree magazine, This Active Life
A variety of member benefits, such as:
- insurance programs
- credit programs
- loan and mortgage programs
- deposit savings accounts
- investment programs

Visit NEA Member Benefits to learn more about special programs and discounts.

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