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I would like to thank all the great teachers that touched
my life over the years and say hello and thank you for
your assistance with my question. I am an adult seriously
thinking of changing my career field to high school math
or science. No one in my family or group of friends is an
educator so such things as common retirement benefits are
not known to me. Can someone please enlighten me and give
me some idea what type of retirement benefits teachers
often receive? Some specific questions I have are 1) How
to estimate retirement pay? 2) Is retirement pay indexed
to inflation or increased over time? 3) Any health care or
other non pay retirement benefits typically provided? 4)
Any benefits to a spouse if a retired teacher dies? For
example would a surviving spouse continued to receive all
or part of the teachers retirement pay? Any other
important information you would like to share. Thanks for
ta...See More
I would like to thank all the great teachers that touched
my life over the years and say hello and thank you for
your assistance with my question. I am an adult seriously
thinking of changing my career field to high school math
or science. No one in my family or group of friends is an
educator so such things as common retirement benefits are
not known to me. Can someone please enlighten me and give
me some idea what type of retirement benefits teachers
often receive? Some specific questions I have are 1) How
to estimate retirement pay? 2) Is retirement pay indexed
to inflation or increased over time? 3) Any health care or
other non pay retirement benefits typically provided? 4)
Any benefits to a spouse if a retired teacher dies? For
example would a surviving spouse continued to receive all
or part of the teachers retirement pay? Any other
important information you would like to share. Thanks for
ta...See More
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I think you can probably find your answers here: