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Ask Rusty – Avoiding WEP & GPO Reductions

Ask Rusty – Avoiding WEP & GPO Reductions AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor Association of Mature American Citizens Dear Rusty: I am a retired Texas teacher receiving my State pension. I retired in February 2009, before the end of a “loophole” which affected my future Social Security. I had earned enough credits to receive Social Security benefits in addition to my Teachers Retirement System (TRS) pension. At 62 I began getting my SS benefit (reduced by my TRS pension).  My husband didn t start his SS until last year, at which time I contacted Social Security so my benefits would no longer be reduced as per the TRS loophole. I have spoken with the local SS office three times and sent them the documents requested, but my SS payment remains the same! How do I bypass the local office to get my benefit increased to the amount I was told when I retired under this Texas loophole? Signed: Wanting My Increase

Ask Rusty – How Will My Wife s Benefits Be Affected by My State Pension?

Ask Rusty – How Will My Wife’s Benefits Be Affected by My State Pension? AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor Association of Mature American Citizens Dear Rusty: I am 73 and receive a pension from my state’s Police and Fire Pension Fund. I took a full pension, so my wife only gets a widow’s pension when I die, and this is only a fraction of what my full pension is. I also get a small Social Security benefit, about $95 a month, and that amount is pro-rated because of the amount of my state pension. My wife is 71 and receives a Social Security benefit of about $600 a month. When I die, can she get a portion of my Social Security benefit? And will it increase since she will not be getting my full state pension? Signed: Retired Public Servant

Ask Rusty – Delayed Claiming; Am I Now Getting the Right Amount?

Ask Rusty – Delayed Claiming; Am I Now Getting the Right Amount? AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor Association of Mature American Citizens Dear Rusty: I am having problems getting answers from the national Social Security office or the local agent who I first spoke with to apply for my benefits. I am 70 in January 2021 and applied for benefits at the end of August 2020. I asked to have benefits start in October 2020 with my first payment received in November. I was told that the benefit for applying at age 69 & 9 months would not be received until January of 2021. Until then I would receive the 69 years and 0 months payment, which I received in November and December of 2020. In January 2021 however, I received the same 2020 payment plus the COLA increase. I ve asked what s up at the local office and have been waiting for a return phone call. My first question: is the amount I received in November and December last year correct, i.e., it is only the age 69 amoun

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