What is Federal Disability Retirement?

Aug 30, 2021

Many federal employees do not know about an additional benefit that is available to them through their employment. Federal Disability Retirement can be an extremely valuable option if an injured employee is having trouble continuing their federal job. Those few federal workers who do know about the benefit rarely understand exactly how the benefit applies to them, or what they would receive. This video gives a comprehensive overview of Federal Disability Retirement and can help you find out if it is an option you might want to explore.

What are the benefits of Federal Disability Retirement?

Federal Disability Retirement provides four main benefits that can help you reach your retirement age. While on Federal Disability Retirement, you will receive a secure monthly annuity, creditable years of service, health and life insurance, and the ability to work in the private sector. 

The combination of these benefits can provide financial security for years to come. 

Living with a disability can be challenging, which is why we strive to educate federal employees on all of their benefits. 

Harris Federal Law Firm has been helping federal employees apply for Federal Disability Retirement for years, and we are passionate about getting federal employees the benefits they deserve. If you have any questions or to learn if you qualify, schedule a FREE consultation today!

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