RAILROADS SUBCHAPTER IV-RAILROAD RETIREMENT ACT OF 1974

§§ 231–231n-1 · 25 sections

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§ 231Definitions § 231lPenalties § 231oPrivate pensions § 231aAnnuity eligibility requirements § 231bComputation of annuities § 231cComputation of spouse and survivor annuities § 231dAnnuity beginning and ending dates § 231eLump sum payments § 231fRailroad Retirement Board § 231gCourt jurisdiction § 231hReturns of compensation; conclusiveness § 231iErroneous payments § 231jWaiver of annuities § 231kIncompetence § 231mAssignability; exemption from levy § 231nRailroad Retirement Account § 231pFree transportation § 231qCrediting service under Social Security Act § 231rAutomatic benefit eligibility requirement adjustments § 231sSeparability § 231tShort title § 231uBenefit preservation § 231vComputation and certification of account benefit ratios § 231f-1Annual actuarial report § 231n-1Social Security Equivalent Benefit Account

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