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19 years. Can I receive any pension?
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brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
I worked for 19 years about 15years ago and expect a nice pension. You and 0% of normal working folk.
Didn't say anything about expecting a nice pension. Just asked if I get anything from it. I put 19 years in that hell hole. 19 cold winters and 19 hot summers. Put up with coworkers like you. All I did was ask a simple question.
oldngray
nowhere special
You should be partially vested with at least 5 years of seniority. There is a big difference between partially vested and fully vested in how much you would get. How much does depend on the local you worked in.
I also been working for the past 15 years. I am off in the summer months and a month off during Christmas. So I am a part of the normal working people.
Cardboard carrier
Active Member
What kind of injury? Did you get a settlement for your injury from ups?
In my local your are fully vested after 5 years FT. I that's the case with you then yes you should be able to draw a pension.
rod
Retired 22 years
As long as he understands that being fully vested and collecting a full (30 year) pension are not the same.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Thank you for the reminder.
olroadbeech
Happy Verified UPSer
you are vested and should receive a pension. in the Western Conference if you are disabled you can receive 85% of a full pension. also here it is 80 and out. you could wait 6 more years here in the west and collect 100% of a pension.
you could apply now and receive only 55% of your full pension.
where you are at could be completely different. find the phone number of your pension office and give them a call. find an old statement. it has a lot of info. don't write. it takes about 3 months for a reply.
you are better off calling your pension office for the right info.
you could apply now and receive only 55% of your full pension.
where you are at could be completely different. find the phone number of your pension office and give them a call. find an old statement. it has a lot of info. don't write. it takes about 3 months for a reply.
you are better off calling your pension office for the right info.
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