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Old 12-30-2012, 10:56 AM #1
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Default SS Disab ility quest.
I retired from public safety after 31 years and receive a pension. I've also worked in private jobs long enough to have 40 quarters for SS in the future. My question is: Can I still apply for SS disibility for PN even though i collect a pension? I'm hearing from some that I cannot apply for SS disibility since I make too much money with a state funded pension?
Any thoughts from those who know?
Thanks for the help.
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