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Tag Archives: Government Pension Offset
Public Employers Not Participating in Social Security Need To Tell Their Employees About the Windfall Elimination Provision and The Government Pension Offset
By Jeff Chang Previously, we explained that California alone has thousands of public agency employers (i.e., cities, counties, special districts, school districts and JPAs) that do not contribute to Social Security, but instead provide a Social Security Replacement Plan (SSRP). … Continue reading
Posted in Employer's Government Status, record-keeping, Social Security Administration
Tagged Government Pension Offset, SSA-1945, Windfall Elimination Provision
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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
Posted in Pension, Social Security Administration
Tagged Government Pension Offset, Social Security Offset, Windfall Elimination Provision
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