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Social Security and Government EmployeesNCPSSM2026-01-07T17:55:28-04:00

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 retired from the military in 1999. I have paid into Social Security for over 35 yrs.

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

My husband and I are retired CT teachers. We paid into our state teachers pension plan and not into Social Security. My husband has been working part time to gain

I retired from civil service last April. In August, at age 62, I applied for Social Security. My Social Security was reduced by 50% of the benefit that I was awarded.

I teach school in Texas, which has it’s own Teacher Retirement Service, but I have enough quarters of Social Security to qualify for benefits.

I am a retired educator, and would like to begin collecting SS on my 65th birthday next March. Do you know the status of pending legislation that would repeal WEP

My wife will retire from teaching in California next year at age 66. Presently, she is 65 and I am 64. We have been advised by our SS office that she

A friend of ours who is a Federal employee was totally disabled 2 years ago due to a stroke. He has three daughters who are under 21.

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