Pension for Foreigners, Ca?
551889
no, a pension is from a source of employment. \n\nyou will get a pension from the company you were employed by, even if you move to another country. \n\nyou may also be entitled to other benefits, check with your local government office.
458192
Actually, there are some places in Mexico with large numbers of U.S. expatriates. If I remember correctly, in Mexicali, or in some other part of Baja California, there is a large community of retirees from the U.S. They go there, because the climate is pleasant and because the cost of living is low.
268653
Start here, http://www.dol.gov/ebsa/\nAll employee retirement plans have to conform to certain federal guidelines.  They are overseen by the Department of Labor and the IRS.  You can also call 866-444-ebsa.\n\nGood luck!!
912591
no not for pensions, you are entitled to 15 days (minimum) paid holiday a year.
551634
If that is a US company, try the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation. They insure most US pension plans (but it is up to the employer to decide to buy the insurance or not). If it is an insured plan, the PBGC will know how to get in touch with them.
993387
well, it depends on where there is.  you can check w/ the embassy of that country.   \n I totally agree w/ you on this. I someday will do the same and head to N. Africa.\ngood luck and congrats on your retirement !!
691353
AMY COOL PIC. portable pension account i don't realy know but i would say so. i think.
648201
He would have to immigrate the way anyone else would and get his citizenship the way anyone else would or else marry you. I don't think he could still get his pension though.
338609
Only if they reside in CA
534301
it depends on what pension you are going to get from your employer,i would say think hard and long before you decide weigh up all your outgoings and think if you could afford to retire on your pension alone ,i fell into that trap and now find that i cannot get any help from the dhss because i am above the threshold, they seem keen to hand money over to scroungers who have never worked in their lives and refugees who come over here with there demands to be fed and housed by us and people who think it is neccessary to keep producing children that they cannot support but that is okay but on the other hand if you have worked for 35 years and have to retire on ill health do not expect much support from the dhss, please think carefully before you decide you are better off doing a job that you hate than having the constant worry of when you will reach your limit on your credit card just to live on ,good luck, god bless.
1099460
If you follow the link below, you'll see a paycheck calculator. Be sure to select CA as the state.
1120531
It's a lottery type thing. Not on the shores of the US--that should cause you some concern. Their website says you get your return on investment in two years.
881724
You worked a long time and paid a lot of money into your Social Security account.  You can get the checks sent to you wherever you decide to live.  Before you relocate in another country, please check out the other country very well!
99154
Public Law 104-193, the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, permits payment of Social Security benefits to noncitizens living in the United States (U.S.) only if they are lawfully present in this country. The law requires that anyone living in the U.S. who applies for Social Security benefits on or after December 1, 1996, must provide evidence that he or she is a U.S. citizen or U.S. national, or an alien lawfully present in the U.S. as determined by the Attorney General.\n\nThis law does not affect:\n\n    * Social Security benefits for people residing outside the U.S.;\n    * Social Security benefits for people who applied before December 1, 1996; or\n    * Entitlement to the lump sum death payment.\n\nFor more information, you may call our toll-free number, 1-800-772-1213. Our representatives there will be glad to help you.\n\nIf you live outside the U.S., see http://www.socialsecurity.gov/foreign/ for information on services in other countries. If you reside in the United States you can apply for benefits online at http://www.socialsecurity.gov/applyforbenefits. You can find more information about whether you can receive benefits abroad as a non-U.S. citizen in the booklet, Your Payments While You Are Outside the United States (SSA Publication No. 05-10137) at http://www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs/10137.html.
149213
The Fair Practices Employment Board can help you.  The laws are different in each state, and sometimes local laws.  \n\nMy husband was laid off while he was on vacation.  He came back from our trip, went to work, and found out he didn't work there anymore.\n\nWe are still trying to find out how to get the retirement benefits he earned!!
217174
it depends on how you want to live and where you want to live.  Supposedly, i could live like royalty if I were in Mexico because it is much less expensive there to live and I've been working and saving for 20 years.  I couldn't do that here without penalties to my retirement accounts.  You are supposed to work til you are 65.  Unless you win the lotto.  Better start playing!
918937
You will get a state pension, no idea how much it is though but you wont be living the high life put it that way.