
And this chapter of life might turn out to be both rewarding and lucrative.
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She could have earned a supplement to her retirement benefit by working as a reemployed annuitant for 18 months or more, but since she only returned until a replacement was found to fill her position, she didn’t get any reemployment benefits.Ī second career is not for everyone, but it can be a way to make your eventual full retirement more financially secure. After the offset to her salary, she was basically volunteering for the same job that she was previously paid to do. I recall a story about a federal judge’s secretary who had retired and was later asked to return to work for as a reemployed annuitant. In other cases, your new federal salary must be offset by the amount of your retirement benefit, so that you’re only working for the difference between the two. In some situations, you can get a dual compensation waiver allowing you to continue to receive your full retirement benefit along with a new federal paycheck. There are special circumstances to be aware of if your second career involves returning to the federal government as a rehired annuitant.

You may be able to fund an IRA or a new employer’s 401(k) to add to your nest egg of savings for future years. Let’s look at some of the benefits-and the potential pitfalls-of embarking on an encore career.īy returning to work after retirement from federal service, you might be able to delay withdrawals from your Thrift Savings Plan account, allowing for continued growth or recovery from recent losses in the stock market. It just serves as a launchpad for a new kind of work. I may be wrong on that timing, though, but this is my educated guess based on this PR.For some federal employees, retiring from government service doesn’t mean an end to working. Then, during the "conversion period" of Azrga's shares to Encore shares, Azarga will apply to cease to be a reporting issuer, which will probably take few more days before it will disappear entirely from our account. So, this means, if I interpret this sentence correctly, given that today (01/04/22) is the date of the formal announcement of "Closing of the Arrangement" (aka the completion of Azarga Uranium Acquisition), then, we should expect first a suspension in Azarga trading by the end of this week, or by upcoming Monday. So here is my thought: Based on this PR, it is stated that the common shares of Azarga Uranium are expected to be delisted from TSX (I assumed it will be delisted from the OTC at the same time as well) within 2 to 3 trading days following the closing of the "Arrangement" in accordance with stock exchange policy. I own both EnCore & Azarga too, and I have been pondering about the very same question.
