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Tag Archives: Government Pension Offset
Avoid Big Surprises After You Retire – Like a Major Reduction of Your Social Security
By: Jeff Chang There are two ways in which state and local government employees can receive a “rude awakening” from the Social Security Administration: Through the application of the Windfall Elimination Provision and/or the Government Pension Offset. Because the loss of … Continue reading
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