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I have a pension plan that I built up with almost 40 years of service...but I was never given the opportunity to not pay into social security. Are some states different than others for that? |
My understand is only certain Federal employees could skip Social Security and Medicare taxes. Of course congress exempted themselves and set up much better (for them) plan.
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State and local government employees who are covered under a public retirement plan do not need to pay twice by paying into Social Security. So for over 30 years I didn't pay into SS. and I don't have the minimum 40 credits to receive any SS benefits. The good thing is you'll be able to get both your Pension and your SS benefits. |
Ok...I see
Thanks. |
A little misleading ...
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