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Code · Illinois · Chapter 40 — PENSIONS · Act 5

Sec. 7-166. Separation benefits - eligibility.

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Sec. 7-166. Separation benefits - eligibility. Separation benefits shall be payable as hereinafter set forth:
1. Upon separation from the service of all participating municipalities and
instrumentalities thereof and participating instrumentalities, any participating employee who, on the date of application for such benefit, is not entitled to a retirement annuity shall be entitled to a separation benefit.
2. Upon separation from the service of all participating municipalities and
instrumentalities thereof and participating instrumentalities, any participating employee who, on the date of application for such benefit, is entitled to a retirement annuity of less than $100 per month for life may elect to take a separation benefit in lieu of the retirement annuity.
3. Upon separation from the service of all participating municipalities and
instrumentalities thereof and participating instrumentalities, any participating employee who, on the date of application for such benefit, is entitled to a retirement annuity, but wishes instead to use the amounts to his or her credit in the Fund to purchase credit in another retirement plan, may elect to take a separation benefit in lieu of the retirement annuity.
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