Q: I retired from the Navy after serving 20 years. I now work for the state of Georgia. Will my service in state government be the same as working for the federal government? Can I receive a pension from the state after 10 years (which will be 30 years of total service, in 2018)? A: No, it won’t be the same as working for the federal government. The two forms of employment aren’t interchangeable. You’ll have to check with your state to find out if any of your military service would be creditable and what the requirements are to retire…
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Q: I am interested in taking a state government job in New York. I retired from the federal government at age 50 and am now 57. Will working for a state government change my federal retirement benefits in any way? A: No, it won’t.