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  1. SSA Handbook: Index Letter R

    application for Social Security benefits, § 1506 coverage under Social Security, § 967, § 1308 included-excluded rule, § 969 wages and quarters of coverage, § 212

  2. SSA Handbook § 305

    The worker is entitled to retirement or disability insurance benefits; You have filed an application for spouse's benefits; You are not entitled to a retirement or disability insurance benefit based …

  3. 2010 Press Releases | Press Office | SSA

    We are working to make our online retirement application and Medicare Extra Help application available in Spanish next year. Until then, visit www.segurosocial.gov to estimate your benefits …

  4. Note 105 — EQUIVALENT RETIREMENT AGES

    Even when retirement benefits first became available at age 62 in 1956 for women and in 1961 for men, the concept was to provide reduced benefits for early retirement, and not to establish an …

  5. SSR 76-21c - The United States Social Security Administration

    The Social Security Act provides for the payment of old-age benefits to fully insured individuals who have attained retirement age and who have filed an application for such benefits.

  6. In June 1996, almost 1.7million CSRS worker annuitants were receiving retirement benefits and annuities from other employment not covered under Social Security.

  7. Code of Federal Regulations § 422.510

    An individual who upon attainment of age 65 is entitled to a monthly benefit based on application OA-C1, SSA–2, OA–C7, OA–C10, SSA–10A, OA–C13, or SSA–14 is automatically entitled to …

  8. Social Security Bulletin, Vol. 62, No. 3

    This article uses data from the Health and Retirement Survey to examine the characteristics of individuals who are covered under integrated pension plans by comparing them with people …

  9. SSA Handbook § 940

    Many retired Federal judges (age 70 and above) who continue to remain on call to serve on the bench after retirement. These services would ordinarily be covered for Social Security …

  10. Statement of Stephen C. Goss, Chief Actuary

    For example, a worker with career-average earnings of $47,820, our “medium earner,” receives a retirement benefit of about 40 percent of their career-average earnings.