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Your PERS benefit is not affected by Social Security. However, your Social Security benefit may be affected because you receive a PERS pension. The Government Pension Offset (GPO) and the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) are the two Federal Government regulations that may reduce your Social Security benefit.
Your CalPERS retirement benefit can affect your Social Security benefit. And your Social Security potentially can affect both the amount of your monthly pension contributions before retirement and the amount of benefits you receive after retirement.
To request a withdrawal or for more information, contact PERSIs Choice 401(k) Plan record keeper, toll- free at 1-866-437- 3774 or visit .mypersi401k.com.
A percentage of OPERS members spend some of their working career employed in the private sector either before or after their public employment. Those individuals may be entitled to both a Social Security benefit as well as an OPERS pension upon retirement.
Within the first 3 to 5 years of retirement most members have already received all the money they contributed while working. For example, if your contributions to PERSI during your career totaled $60,000, and your monthly retirement benefit is $1500, you would receive your $60,000 in approximately 3 years.

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When you docHub SSFRA and begin receiving your Social Security benefit, the PERSI amount is reduced although your income remains somewhat constant. The accelerated amount is based on the number of years and months you are away from SSFRA when you retire under PERSIs plan.
For most members, vesting occurs when you have accrued 60 months of credited PERSI service. Vesting is a big deal, and important changes happen with your PERSI membership once you have become vested!
Does pension affect Social Security? Usually, receiving a pension doesnt change the Social Security benefits youre eligible for. As long as your employer withheld FICA taxes, which are the payroll taxes that pay for Social Security and Medicare, youre all set.

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