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Disability Retirement Benefits - PSERs

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Your yearly earnings plus your yearly<br />

disability benefi t cannot exceed your<br />

annual earnings limitation, which is<br />

generally based on your last school year<br />

salary.<br />

For example - Your last school year<br />

salary was $40,000. This makes your<br />

earnings limitation also $40,000. If your<br />

annual PSERS disability retirement<br />

benefi t is $25,000, you cannot earn<br />

more than $15,000 of additional earned<br />

income per year without having to return<br />

money to PSERS.<br />

If your yearly income exceeds your earnings<br />

limitation, you will need to return the<br />

difference to PSERS. You may choose<br />

to return the excess earnings in one of<br />

two ways:<br />

A lump-sum payment within 30<br />

days<br />

<br />

Your monthly benefi t is reduced<br />

by the amount of the disability<br />

supplement until the overpayment<br />

is recovered.<br />

When completing the Annual Earnings<br />

Statement, you should only report<br />

earned income. Earned income is<br />

compensation received by you for work<br />

as an employee of any business or by<br />

being self-employed. The following are<br />

not earned income and should not be<br />

reported:<br />

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