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monkeyman  42319
11-27-2009 05:24 PM ET (US)
egark that is the obvious, all i am saying is as things get worse at the post office certain measures may be taken, things could change, and they will change with the swipe of a pen, they can do what they want. i just do not feel their hands are as tied as we all think they are.
Susie  42320
11-27-2009 09:12 PM ET (US)
Opm said i would get $680 net
to Jack  42321
11-27-2009 09:48 PM ET (US)
it would help if you posted on the correct forum.

the RETIRED FORUM.

If your are gone this is not the forum for you.
tom  42322
11-28-2009 12:09 AM ET (US)
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tom  42323
11-28-2009 12:11 AM ET (US)
go to the nutcase forum to Jack cause thats where you belong lol
Kentuckian  42324
11-28-2009 03:57 AM ET (US)
Just wondering what the 400.00 difference is, Jack, in your annuity estimate. Thats pretty far off. I've been eligible for retirement for two years now.
me still stupid  42325
11-28-2009 08:37 AM ET (US)
to to Jack: kin y'all read? there is no early retirement. it's over. if you are still wet-dreaming about it, you should be happy to listen to someone already gone. they know what actually happens instead of this fantasyland.
Jack  42326
11-28-2009 10:53 AM ET (US)
TOM, you can go to the IGNORANT A-HOLE FORUM! Hahahaha!
to Kentuchian?  42327
11-28-2009 11:25 AM ET (US)
why not ask your annuity question on the RETIRED FORUM BOARD where those that have been retired can help?

why post it on the early out forum?

People you found this forum now how about finding the right forum so you can get a correct response?

Isn't this like asking a grocery clerk how to invest in the stock market?
I  42328
11-28-2009 12:20 PM ET (US)
wonder why the questions on this board bother some? Like another person that posted a while back, "CHILL OUT!"
Kentuckian  42329
11-28-2009 12:35 PM ET (US)
I'm disgusted that I work with people who respond the way some of you do.
tom  42330
11-28-2009 03:35 PM ET (US)
You seem to be in the minority here Kentuckian or To Jack or whatever your name is..Soooo why dont you go to some other forum...These questions only seem to bother you...SSSoooo move on..
BIGDAVE  42331
11-28-2009 03:57 PM ET (US)
This question is to anyone who receives the supplement..I got a statement from OPM telling me what my first interim payment would be...And it does seem to be in the ball park...I am eligible for the supplement but nothing was said about that...Does the supplement come later in a separate check?
Or is it added in later...Everything seems to be running so smoothly but was just checking ...Thanks guys
SnowedPerson was signed in when posted  42332
11-28-2009 10:08 PM ET (US)
Anyone know what the FERS supplement would be for someone with 24 years and at Minimum retirement age. I know everyone is differrent, just looking for a ball park figure.
causewayPerson was signed in when posted  42333
11-28-2009 10:32 PM ET (US)
snowed- what was you estimate for age 62 SS payment?
causewayPerson was signed in when posted  42334
11-28-2009 10:48 PM ET (US)
add up all your service time...figure up how much you would be entitled to according to the SS estimate you get every yr...For the sake of argument, lets say your estimate from SS is $1400 a month at age 62... divide 40 by the number of yrs and months you had in FERS... 24.3 yrs... 24.3 divided by 40 = 60.75%...multiply $1400 x 60.75%= $870.00 a month Special Supplemental Income added to you annuity
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