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Considering a few years federal. (NOT until Retirement)
Got a resource or thread I can untangle about this?
(Looking to KEEP my retirement, and just make the paycheck)
Thanks
I've been retired for over a decade now but as I recall you can roll your pension into a Federal Civil Service Pension like I did. It worked for me because mine is an unusual situation. I retired with 11 years service. I would hate for you to take anything I say as worth more than you are paying for it. Check with OPM on what the actual rules are.
Not worry though. The congressmen will still get their full pensions at the minimum 62 years of age with 5 years of service because isn't that what really matters?
People still spread this tired old rumor around without doing the least bit of research, because it's inflammatory and reads well on a message board. It does have the disadvantage of not being remotely true.
I've been retired for over a decade now but as I recall you can roll your pension into a Federal Civil Service Pension like I did. It worked for me because mine is an unusual situation. I retired with 11 years service. I would hate for you to take anything I say as worth more than you are paying for it. Check with OPM on what the actual rules are.
Is it possible to get your seniority (But not the time towards retirement) without loosing the Military check?
Not worry though. The congressmen will still get their full pensions at the minimum 62 years of age with 5 years of service because isn't that what really matters?
You might want to do a little more research on the statement you made here.
People still spread this tired old rumor around without doing the least bit of research, because it's inflammatory and reads well on a message board. It does have the disadvantage of not being remotely true.
People still spread this tired old rumor around without doing the least bit of research, because it's inflammatory and reads well on a message board. It does have the disadvantage of not being remotely true.
I don't know what it's called, but you can roll all your military into your government job, but it costs $$$$$!!
You are right, as I recall I paid over $3000 to buy back that time. Not that it was a lot of money when you consider I retired from the Government with only 10 years service there and 11 in the Army
You are right, as I recall I paid over $3000 to buy back that time. Not that it was a lot of money when you consider I retired from the Government with only 10 years service there and 11 in the Army
I had a friend who bought his 4 years in the Marines back and cost him about $2,000 per year.......
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