Reduced benefit Sample Clauses

Reduced benefit. Upon the death of the retired member, 100% of the retired member’s monthly allowance shall be continued throughout the life of and paid to the designated beneficiary. No changes may be made to the designated beneficiary after payment of the member’s first retirement allowance. If the beneficiary predeceases the retired member, no benefits will be payable after the retired member’s death.
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Reduced benefit. (Date last modified: 07-08) Participants who choose the reduced retirement benefit must meet the requirements in Section A as well as the following requirements. 1) Participants must have worked through May of the calendar year during which they qualify. 2) Participants must be currently employed by the district and have a minimum of (10) years continuous service with USD #264; have reached an age that fulfills the KPERS retirement options or age 55; and have an additional (5) five years of employment in USD #264 or another Kansas school district, or service with KPERS (such as designated city, county, or state employment). The amount paid to the participant shall be determined by subtracting the base of the salary schedule from the teacher's salary for the year in which application for early retirement is made. The difference in these two figures shall be multiplied by fifty percent (50%). These figures will determine the amount that will be paid annually to the participant. The annual payment shall then be divided by twelve (12) to determine the amount to be paid monthly until such time that the participant reaches sixty-five (65) or is deceased. Monthly payments will be made on normal pay dates for teachers, and in no event will they exceed the amount to which a participant would be entitled on account of normal retirement under the Social Security Act.

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