On the recordNovember 28, 2001
So in this program, if you start to get benefits at 60, they would be tier 2 benefits, and none of the Social Security would commence until you were 65?
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govinfo.govDavid Thomas: “So in this program, if you start to get benefits at 60, they would be tier 2 benefits, and none of the Social Security…”
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Discussing the structure of benefits in a proposed program.
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