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By Reg Jones on April 17, 2013 spouse benefits, SURVIVOR BENEFITS

Q. I am a retired federal employee who retired in 2002 under CSRS. I am 80 and single. If I marry a lady who is 70, how much will be taken from my retired pay, and how much will she receive when I pass away?

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