Q. When a firefighter has mandatory retirement at age 57 and receives a FERS supplement, what happens when he turns 62?
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Q. If I retired and got a job that paid me so much that my special retirement supplement was totally taken away but in the following year I quit that job, would my SRS be put back?
Q. Hi, I have just retired under FERS after 34.5 years at the U.S. Postal Service. I understand that Social Security will penalize me if I earn more than $17,640 per year. I know they take $1 for every $3 that I earn over that amount. Do I just lose that money?
Q. Can I take a postponed retirement with 30 years in if I haven’t reached my minimum retirement age?
Q. I am a FERS employee with 18 years of service. I am retired military with 20 years of service that I bought back soon after I became a FERS employee. I turn 56 this year. Am I entitled to the special retirement supplement and, if so, how would I calculate the amount? My question is based on guidance I was provided that stated the requirement for the SRS is “Retirement at MRA with 30 years” or “Retirement at age 60 with 20 years” … but only true FERS time counts, not military time.
Q. I retired in 2017 at MRA +10 and have been told I don’t qualify for the supplement. I had 25 years 11 months federal service. Is that true?
Q. Is the Special Retirement Supplement rounded to the next full year of service?
Q. 5 CFR 842.503 (a)(1) says that 30 years of service grants you entitlement to the special retirement supplement, yet the Office of Personnel Management denied it to me. I just left the service two years prior to minimum retirement age with 30-plus years of service.
Q. Are you eligible for the special retirement supplement if you postpone your retirement and leave federal service after your MRA with over 20 years and start retirement at age 60?
Q. I was told that because I am not collecting Social Security, I would not lose the special retirement supplement. I am over the age of 57 years old and collecting the supplement. Is it true that if I make over $17,040, I will lose the SRS?