New Jersey § 18a:66-126
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§ 18a:66-126.
If Social Security coverage is extended to members of the pension fund, the provisions
of P.L.1956, c. 169 1 shall apply to such members of said pension fund subject to the following provisos: a. Any member of the pension fund who was a member on or before June 26, 1962 and
who has or shall hereafter have credit in the pension fund and the retirement system
for 30 years or more as an employee of a board of education, shall, upon application
to the board of trustees of the retirement system, be retired by such board of trustees
and shall thereupon receive annually, for and during the remainder of his life, by
way of a retirement allowance, an amount equal to 1 / 60 of the average annual salary received by him during the 3 years immediately preceding
his retirement multiplied by the number of years he has credit in the pension fund
and the retirement system as an employee of a board of education. Any such retirement allowance payable under this subsection shall be in lieu of the
retirement benefits which would accrue to the said employee under the retirement system
or any retirement system established by the State or any of its political subdivisions. b. The transfer of prior service, contributing membership credit, and the moneys attributable
to the accounts of public employee veteran members of the pension fund to the retirement
system shall not alter the service credit previously established. c. All pensions granted by the pension fund shall be payable by the retirement system
in equal monthly installments. d. All purchases of service credit contracted with the pension fund shall be continued
without alteration in terms of credit to be established, the cost and the amount of
the additional payroll deductions prescribed for such purchase. e. All reserves and moneys held by the insurance carrier under contracts provided
by employer and employee contributions to the county superintendent of schools, the
policyholder, shall be transferred and merged with those maintained for all members
of the retirement system. f. If a transferring member was not covered by either or both noncontributory and
contributory death benefit coverages, he may be allowed the death benefits of the
retirement system, provided, however, that such member must furnish satisfactory evidence
of insurability and on the effective date of his membership in the retirement system
is actively at work and performing all his regular duties at his customary place of
employment. The effective date of coverage for such benefits shall be on the first day of the
month which immediately follows the date when such evidence is determined to be satisfactory. Such evidence of insurability will not be required of any transferring member if such
member was covered by such benefits immediately prior to the transfer. 1
N.J.S.A. § 43:15A-111 et seq.
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