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What is the formula used to determine my monthly maximum benefit?

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What is the formula used to determine my monthly maximum benefit?

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For employees hired on or before June 30, 2006, to determine your monthly maximum benefit use the following retirement benefit formula: FAC (by determining the average of your 36 months highest salary) + 300 (only if hired before July 1, 1986) x your years of service x 2.5%. final average compensation x years of service x 2.5% For employees hired after June 30, 2006, the retirement benefit formula is: FAC (by determining the average of your 60 months highest salary x your years of service x 2.5%.) In either case, if you choose any other retirement option than the maximum, your monthly benefit will be less than the maximum benefit.

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