Bridge Benefit (Core Employees only Sample Clauses

Bridge Benefit (Core Employees only. A $500 monthly income benefit is payable to your surviving spouse only. To qualify for this benefit, your surviving spouse must be between the ages of 45 and 60 years of age at the time of your death or your spouse’s age, when added to your seniority at the time of death, must total 55 or more. The bridge benefit will begin immediately following the last transition benefit payment. For any spouse eligible for a mother’s or father’s Federal Social Security benefit, this bridge benefit will begin following the termination of the Federal Social Security benefit. Bridge benefits will cease when your surviving spouse remarries, dies, attains age 62, or any lower age at which Widow’s or Widower’s benefits are payable under Federal Social Security. Surviving spouses who apply for survivor benefits after January 31, 2005, are entitled to choose either the bridge/transition benefit or the Surviving Spouse pension benefit, but not both.
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