Why am I not eligible for early retirement lump sum benefit?
Usually, you're eligible to receive benefits (without incurring early withdrawal penalties) when you turn 59 1/2. Benefits paid out also depend on...
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Employee benefits Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
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Usually, you're eligible to receive benefits (without incurring early withdrawal penalties) when you turn 59 1/2. Benefits paid out also depend on...
Your question, as written, is vague. Having said that, you needn't be 65 to receive pension payments, so long as you're 59 and 1/2 you can collect...
If your former employer 'forgot' to cancel the benefits, that's an HR problem he needs to deal with/take care of. If you cancelled your benefits...
Your question is vague. More facts are needed to provide a response. Having said that, based on the information you HAVE provided, with the...
Your question is vague. Need more facts to provide a response.
The 401(k) contributions YOU made to your account are your money and can not be forfeited. Even if the company took over the assets only not the...
Your annuity is separate and apart from social security. It's supplemental retirement income. You can collect both social security and your annuity.
You're basically asking for help to defraud the State of California. What you should do is to notify EDD that you're no longer a resident of CA,...
You can consult your Employee Handbook to address your inquiries.
Look to your Employee Handbook to see what can and can't be done. It should address accrued time off and forfeiture.