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Rhode Island General Laws 45-21-27. Benefit on death of retired employee

Rhode Island General Laws > Title 45 > Chapter 45-21 > § 45-21-27 - Benefit on death of retired employee


Current as of: 2009

(a) Upon the death of a member after retirement, unless the member has selected any of the options provided in § 45-21-30, a benefit is payable consisting of the excess, if any, of the total contributions of the member at the date of retirement, without interest, over the aggregate amount of all retirement allowance payments received by the member prior to the member's death.

   (b) In addition, a benefit is payable upon the death of any retired member, regardless of the date of retirement, consisting of the continuation of the ordinary death benefit provisions of the retirement act into retirement in the full amount, accrued at the date of retirement, for the first year subsequent to the date of retirement; provided, that in each succeeding year, this amount is reduced on each retirement anniversary date by twenty-five percent (25%) until twenty-five percent (25%) of the total amount accumulated as of the date of retirement has been reached; provided, that the amount is not reduced to less than four thousand dollars ($4,000). This sum shall be continued thereafter as the sum payable on death after retirement.

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