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Yes, former U.S. senators receive a pension after leaving office, provided they have served at least five years. The pension amount is based on their years of service and the average of their highest three years of salary. Additionally, former senators may have access to other benefits, such as health insurance options, depending on their service length and age. However, they do not receive a salary as they did while in office.

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