Maine § 5 §18364 Nonmilitary public employee of the United States Government service

Maine Statutes

§ 5 §18364 — Nonmilitary public employee of the United States Government service

Maine § 5 §18364

Title 5ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES

Part 20STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM

Ch. 425PARTICIPATING LOCAL DISTRICTS

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 5, § 5 §18364 (2026).

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1.Service before becoming member. A member who served as a nonmilitary public employee of the United States Government before becoming a member is entitled under this subsection to purchase service credit for the period of time that the member served as a nonmilitary public employee of the United States Government by complying with the applicable provisions of subsection 2. Service credit purchased under this section is limited to 5 years.

2.Members qualified for credit at actuarial cost. A member qualified under subsection 1 to purchase service credit at the cost set forth in this subsection is entitled to service credit if the member pays an amount that, together with regular interest on that amount, is the actuarial equivalent, at the effective date of the retirement benefit, of the p

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Service before becoming member.
A member who served as a nonmilitary public employee of the United States Government before becoming a member is entitled under this subsection to purchase service credit for the period of time that the member served as a nonmilitary public employee of the United States Government by complying with the applicable provisions of subsection 2. Service credit purchased under this section is limited to 5 years.
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Members qualified for credit at actuarial cost.
A member qualified under subsection 1 to purchase service credit at the cost set forth in this subsection is entitled to service credit if the member pays an amount that, together with regular interest on that amount, is the actuarial equivalent, at the effective date of the retirement benefit, of the portion of the retirement benefit based on the additional creditable service.