QUESTION:

railroad retirement has jurisdiction over my retirement

I,took early retirement from the railroad.I retired at age 62,with 22years of service,with poor health.I moved south because I could no longer take the severe weather in upstate n.y.I continued to work paying into social security a total of 30 years.Because railroad retirement controls my retirement I get benefits for the 22 years I contibuted to r.r.r.Does the duel benefits law still exist? Is that why I don't get credit for all the years I have paid into social security? I retired in 1992.
asked by 17bridgetown, 3/26/2008
Categories: Jobs for Retirees, Federal Employee Retirement System - FERS, Early Retirement, Social Security, Retired, Home Jobs
ANSWERS:
Answered by: Editorial, 03/26/08
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Interesting question.

The following link has information about railroad benefits and Social Security.
http://www.rrb.gov/opa/qa/pub_0608.asp

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