Inactive members who have terminated service may now claim refunds of their individual contributions online by accessing MAP.

Signing up for MAP for the first time? Review and/or download these easy to follow instructions.


Questions? Contact us.
generalbenefits@fppaco.org

(303) 770-3772
in the Denver metro area or (800) 332-3772 toll free statewide

FPPA has introduced a new feature on the Member Account Portal (MAP), allowing inactive members to apply online for a refund of their available contributions. This function was created to streamline the refund process for both members and FPPA staff.

While completing the application members may elect: 1) a refund, 2) a rollover (to an eligible qualified plan such as a 457, 401K or IRA), or 3) a split between a refund and a rollover. If choosing a refund, members may also select whether to receive the funds as a paper check or direct deposit.

Please note, certain taxes may be applicable to contribution refunds. Domestic Relation Orders (DROs) might also impact refunded contributions. In addition, any Separate Retirement Account (SRA) funds a member has accrued would be forfeited.

In order to begin the application process, members must be officially inactive from their department for at least 30 days. The entire process requires a member to answer 5-10 questions and typically takes about ten minutes to complete.

This refund feature is currently available on MAP. Once logged in or registered on MAP click ‘Refund Application’ under the ‘Member Accounts’ tab.   

You will need the following information to complete the refund application:

• Direct deposit information (bank routing number and account number)
• Trustee information if you are going to roll the funds to another account
• Tax withholding information
• You must complete the application once you begin. The system will not save your information until you submit your refund request