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The number of union retirees receiving pensions varies depending on the specific union and pension plan. It is important to consult with the union's retirement benefits department or the pension plan administrators for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

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What is stored pension?

Stored pension refers to the retirement benefits that an employee has accumulated over time in a pension fund or retirement savings account. These funds are set aside and invested to provide a financial cushion for when the employee retires.


If your spouse retires from in Nycers pension tier 1 and you also work for the same if he passes and his pension options leaves it to you are you eligible to claim your own pension when you retire?

If your spouse leaves their pension to you and you are both members of NYCERS Tier 1, you may be able to receive both your own pension and your spouse's pension when you retire, depending on the specific terms and conditions of the plan. It's advisable to consult with a NYCERS representative for detailed information regarding your specific situation.


What is a pension?

A pension is a form of transfer payment, which is direct financial assitance to those who are no longer capable of working (after the age of retirement). A pension is given to those who work in both the public sector (government servants) and the private sector(not all private sector workers have a pension fund) for a given period of time. Thus if you have to work for 40 years to be eligable for the pension scheme and if you complete those 40 years then you will get a pension for the rest of your life.


my husband passed away on 6 11 08 and the AMO Union says I cannot get his pension for 20 years at the age he would of been 65 years old can you tell me why this is?

Your husband's pension is a benefit that was provided by the AMO Union. This benefit stipulated that his pension would be available to him at the age of retirement, which would in this case be 65. Because you are the bearer of his estate you get all accumulation from that when it would normally be provided to him.


How old do you need to be to draw pension?

a lot of union jobs will give a pension after 20 years of service so age is not counted but time of service. disability may get you social security disability if you have enough quarters in the work force other it's 62 or 65 years old