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PoindexterOglethorpe

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3. No, it's not new.

Reply to BigmanPigman (Original post)

Fri Aug 17, 2018, 04:16 PM

Aug 2018

A quick Google shows it's been around since 1977, which is 41 years now.

Unfortunately, a lot of people (teachers) don't find out about it as soon as they should. The NEA should be front and center in making sure teachers understand this.

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Is Social Security Offset a fairly new law in the state? [View all] BigmanPigman Aug 2018 OP

Yes. I was a teacher for 38 years. Teachers get screwed out of their skylucy Aug 2018 #1

That is what I found out right after becoming a teacher BigmanPigman Aug 2018 #2

Sad, isn't it, when they need experienced people to become teachers too... SWBTATTReg Aug 2018 #4

No, it's not new. PoindexterOglethorpe Aug 2018 #3