08/10/2026
If you spent your career as a police officer in Texas, a 2025 rule change could add thousands of dollars a year to your retirement income.
Many retired officers still haven’t claimed it, and some don’t know it exists. Learn how you may be able to capitalize on this change here:
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If you spent your career as a police officer in one of the roughly 15 states where public employees pay into a pension instead of Social Security, a rule change that took effect in early 2025 could add thousands of dollars a year to your retirement income. Many retired officers still haven’t claim...