A Fed Times reader asks:
“I am 70 years old and have been receiving my federal retirement for the last five years. Now, I have entered federal service again. Can my new service add to my annuity benefits?”
Reg’s Response
Yes, you can.
If retirement deductions are taken from your pay and you have at least one year of service, you’d be entitled to a supplemental annuity which would be added to your regular annuity.
If you have at least five years of service, you’d be entitled to a redetermined annuity, which would be based on all your years of service.
