Paterno widow to get $13.4 million in Pennsylvania pension benefits - Philadelphia Inquirer

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Paterno widow to get $13.4 million in Pennsylvania pension benefits Philadelphia Inquirer By Tom Infield Joe Paterno, who coached football for 61 years at Penn State and died less than three months after his firing in November, left $13.4 million in state pension benefits to his widow, according to a statement Tuesday by the Paterno family. Paterno earned $13.4 million pension at Penn StateCBS News Paterno's Penn State pension to top $13 millionOrlando Sentinel Former PSU coach Joe Paterno's pension valued at $13.4 millionPittsburgh Post Gazette all 247 news articles »

Vacation, sick time pay due to retiring Sparta schools chief - New Jersey Herald

Vacation, sick time pay due to retiring Sparta schools chief New Jersey Herald Upon retirement and pension collection, a lump sum payment for the accumulated sick days and vacation days must be paid to Morton, but cannot exceed $15000. Morton will not be paid for the first 50 accumulated sick days. Anything above 51 days will be ... and more »

10 tossed from LIRR 'gravy train' - New York Post

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10 tossed from LIRR 'gravy train' New York Post Each of the newly arrested men received more than $10000 each a month in combined legitimate LIRR pension payments and fraudulently obtained federal Railroad Retirement Board disability payments, a prosecutor said in Manhattan federal court. Manhattan US Attorney Announces Charges Against 10 Additional Long Island ...Federal Bureau of Investigation (press release) all 264 news articles »

Will Getting a Pension Lower Your Benefit? - AARP News

Will Getting a Pension Lower Your Benefit? AARP News Will I lose any of my Social Security because of the pension? A. No. Generally speaking, a corporate pension or any other form of retirement income — interest from an investment account, for instance — won't affect Social Security benefits. and more »

Dos and Don'ts of Working After Retirement - CNBC.com

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Dos and Don'ts of Working After Retirement CNBC.com “Retirement today is not that of a generation ago. Gone is the day of a company pension, company-paid health care and secure Social Security,” says Ted Sarenski, president and chief executive of Blue Ocean Strategic Capital LLC in Syracuse, ... Prepare your kids for summer job expensesEast Texas Review all 16 news articles »