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By Reg Jones

Disability, military and federal service, and retirement

January 30th, 2013 | Uncategorized

Q. I retired in 1993 with 24 years of service and 30 percent disability. I am a government employee under FERS with 12 years. When I retire, will I able to receive both FERS and my military retirement pay without a reduction in pay?

A. You would be able to receive your military retired pay and an annuity based solely on your years of actual FERS service.

Tags: annuity, disability, FERS, military retirement, military service

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