I was born in April 1949. I want to know when I could start collecting Social Security? Also, I have been told because I have a state retirement, my Social Security
I am currently a full-time federal employee. My most recent Social Security statement estimates my full retirement age payment at about $712 a month.
How much will I be penalized at age 62 if I am collecting a retirement from a state program. I will collect $2,000 per month from PERS in the state of Nevada.
I am currently retired after 25+ years working for the federal government and I draw an annuity. My wife is still working and intends to continue.
My wife receives a small public pension. She worked as a part-time cook for a local school system where she earned approximately $160 per month.
I have received contradictory advice. I am 66 and am still working but understand from my Social Security office that the Government Pension Offset applies
Do pension offsets apply only to federal government pensions or also to state, county, and city pensions?
I retired at the age of 55. I had worked for the state of New York for 30 years doing clerical work in a college library.
I don’t understand how 13 states can pass a Social Security offset. Social Security is a federal program.It seems unfair that I have worked and can’t collect
I have paid my 40 quarters into the Social Security fund over the last 21 years from employment in the private sector.
A Federal retiree who is not eligible for social security has elected a 100 percent survivor annuity for his spouse.
I am 59 years old and I have been on Social Security Disability and Medicare for 12 years. What will happen to my payment when I reach full retirement age?
I’m 68 years old. I retired from Civil Service in 1999. I’m married and have an ex-husband, now deceased. I was told I cannot receive Social Security because
