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Nov 18, 2016
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teacher wondering
On 11/18/16, retiree wrote: > On 11/18/16, teacher wondering wrote: >> I was wondering if I have 22 years (I'm a mid 40's wife) >> in with the state, and I leave, can I still take >> advantage of the health insurance, since I have my 20 >> years in? > > You have to reach 50 years old with 20 years service. Thank you...See More
hopefully
Yes- as long as the General Assembly Assembly does not
change the rules.
>
> So does this mean when I reach 50 in 5 years...I can go
> back
to
> using the state insurance that I earned with my 21+ years
> of service?
change the rules.
>
> So does this mean when I reach 50 in 5 years...I can go
> back
to
> using the state insurance that I earned with my 21+ years
> of service?
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