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go to ssb academy sites like baalnoi, cavalier and you could find answers there.

for question papers go to upsc.gov.in and search for particular paper.

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The McCrory Stores pension plan terminated in 1985, if you think you have pension from before 1985 and are vested you can call Aurora at 1-800-265-2652. They did have an opt-out election for this pension plan. If you did not opt-out or if you forgot that you opted-out, you may call and ask them. This is the last phone number I have for them.

The Samsonite plan would be the 2nd pension plan McCrory stores had and this ran till 6/30/1993. The phone number for Samsonite is 1-800-241-7890 x-8888. Hope this information helps.

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It's one of a heap of financial worries that come with a layoff : What happens to the money in your company-sponsored retirement plan?

If you have less than $1,000 in your 401(k) or pension account, the company can hand the money over to you. Unless you notify them of your preference within 60 days, it can write you a check or roll the money over into an IRA under your name.

For amounts between $1,000 and $5,000, the company can roll the money over into an IRA, but cannot make a cash distribution without your consent.

For 401(k) accounts valued at $5,000 or more, the company can't touch the money without your consent. The money stays in place unless you request otherwise.

For pensions worth more than $5,000, some companies may pay lump sums. Otherwise, you'll start getting payments when you reach the plan's retirement age, usually around 65, said Dallas Salisbury, president of the Employee Benefit Research Institute.

If you're not getting payments until retirement age, it's important to keep former employers up-to-date on address changes. Companies are required to file pension records with the Social Security administration, but it's still possible your contact information may be lost, Salisbury said.

If you cash out a 401(k) or pension, it's subject to income taxes and a 10 percent penalty if you're not yet 59 ½. So it's to your advantage to roll the money over into another retirement account, such as an IRA.

If you find a new job, some companies let workers roll over money from past retirement accounts into current 401(k) accounts.

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Try Macy's HR Services, PO POX 8211, MASON, OH 45040 or 1-800-234-MACY (6229)

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== == YES, provided the unemployment benefits are properly yours. In other words, that you worked and made the proper contributions from your income to the state fund. Having a state pension is no conflict.

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what will be the pension of ex serviceman who retired after completion of 17 years

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I AM EX JUNIOR WARRANT OFFICER RETIRED ON 01 JUNE 2003. CURRENT PENSION AFTER COMMUTATION 5400. HOW MUCH I MAY GET NEW PENSION what will be the pension of jwo 'X' gp. after the 09-10 budjet approval.

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At the moment, the Basic British State Pension is £90.70 per week per individual and £145.05 per couple living in the same registered address.

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An Employee Assistance Plan is an employee benefit that covers all or part of the cost for employees to receive counseling, referrals, and advice in dealing with stressful issues in their lives. These may include substance abuse, bereavement, marital problems, weight issues, or general wellness issues. The services are usually provided by a third-party, rather than the company itself, and the company receives only summary statistical data from the service provider. Employee's names and services received are kept confidential.

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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.

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in case of pbor pensioner,s list can be had from air force record officer ot cda(p_ allahabad,

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If it is a defined pension plan where you get a monthly amount no. But the spouse is entitled to half of it or more when the prinary person of the plan dies. Unless they signed offon the pension survivor benefits.

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WWho do I call about the Warner Lambert retirement Plan Jim Linn 813-785-7800

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Apparently, under the OLD system of calcuating military retirement, a member of the military leaving service at 20 years would get 50% of the average of the highest three years' salary, with a bonus of 2.5% for each year over 20 (which is 75% if retiring at 30 years). Apparently the new system isn't quite so simple, but my guess is that it hasn't gotten worse, especially for officers wearing stars. An active duty Lieutenant General (pay grade O-9) makes almost $13,000 per MONTH (or $153,000+ per year) plus hefty allowances not all of which carry over to retirement. If the retired Lt General in the Pat Tillman case loses a star, his pension won't suffer much, as an active duty O-8 makes only slightly less per month (about $11,600).

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I just found a letter from Shell Oil Pensioner Services listing the address as Box 60565, AMF Houston, TX 77205. The letter was dated 4/10/78, so I can't be sure it's accurate now.

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Information about Clark Equipment Company Pension Plan? You need to contact: Doosan Infracore International Service center, 250 E. Beaton Dr., West Fargo, N.D. 58078 Phone: 888-691-3343, select option #2

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yes No...not by default -you might have been married 10 years, but spent 9 of those years overseas, living away from your spouse working a $400,000 per annum job, while your spouse taught grade school for $34,000 per year and kept the kids. Do you think you'd get awarded 50% of a school teacher's pension in this case? Slim chance! ..Such is a very often misconception when dealing with the military especially. People think that just because you've been married 10 years that a spouse (usually the wife) *automatically* gets 50% of the man's retirement. This is furthest from the truth. What is true is that once married 10 years, the spouse (usually the wife) qualifies to have her court ordered portion of the retirement check (if anything) sent directly to HER... verses relying on her former husband to give up her share monthly as ordered by the court. You can be married 20 years, and the court award you nothing out of your spouse's retirement. It totally depends on the contributing factors of the divorce, details of the marriage, etc. You can be married 15 years and the court award you only 5% of your spouse's retirement. *Remember... just because you're "eligible" for something, doesn't meant that you'll get it awarded to you automatically in court.

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A collection agency cannot seize a bank account period. ALL SS benefits are exempt from creditors. A collection agency cannot threaten to take your property nor do they have the power to do so. They can inform you that the account is being referred to a collection attorney who can pursue legal action. Be that as it may, your bank accounts are safe. You can inform the agency and the bank in no uncertain terms if they attempt such an action, you are prepared to sue for damages. The only way to stop collection bullies, is to play offense not defense.