My Retiree Benefits

About Retiree Benefits at Baylor

To assist in the enjoyment of your retirement, the retiree benefit chart below gives an overview of what Baylor University has to offer retirees. These and other benefit advantages provide convenient opportunities for the wellbeing of Baylor retirees and their family.

TIAA

Via Benefits

Retiree Tuition Remission Info

NOTE: If you have any retiree benefits questions, please email askHR@baylor.edu.

Benefits	Grandfathered Retiree I[1]	Retiree I[2]	Honorary Retiree[3][4]
Retiree ID Card
Retiree Email with Bear ID
Retiree Income Plan
CAPTRUST Participant Advisory Services
TIAA Retirement Advice
HRA for Medicare Supplement Plan
HRA for Medicare Part B
Life Insurance Paid by Baylor University
Optional Life Insurance ($5,000 or $10,000)
Optional Dental Insurance
Surviving Spouse Benefits
Tuition Remission (Spouse & Children)	Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees	Undergraduate or Graduate Degrees
10% Baylor Bookstore Discount
FREE Parking
Dining Privileges
Athletic Tickets (discounted or free depending on sport and/or conference game)
Library Privileges
Use of Student Life Center (SLC) (examples: SLC, marina)
Use of Student Union Building Game Room
Event Ticket Discounts (School of Music, Baylor Theater, Mayborn Museum, etc.)

 

1. Grandfathered Retiree I: Faculty/Staff members (age 55+) who completed 20 or more years of continuous full-time service at Baylor University prior to May 31, 2007.
2. Retiree I: Faculty/Staff members (age 55+) who retire with 10 or more years of continuous full-time service at Baylor.
3. Honorary Retiree (Full-Time Service): Those faculty/staff members who have attained age 55 and who separate from service with more than 5 but less than 10 years of continuous full-time service at Baylor University.
4. Honorary Retiree (Part-Time Service): Those faculty/staff members who have attained age 55 and who separate from service and who have completed at least 10 years of continuous regular part-time service at Baylor University.