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Public employee offsets

About 10 percent of Americans work at jobs that are not covered by Social Security; usually these are state and local government jobs. For workers who spend the bulk of their careers in jobs not covered by Social Security are potentially subject to a couple of offsets that impact either their own Social Security benefit or any benefits they potentially might be due from their spouse’s Social Security record. The attached article clears up the confusion and misinformation around those offsets. Read article here…

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