Law Enforcement Retirement Calculator

Calculate your enhanced FERS retirement benefits as a federal law enforcement officer (LEO).

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LEO coverage requires primary law enforcement duties
LEO mandatory retirement age is typically 57

LEO Retirement Eligibility

Federal law enforcement officers have special retirement provisions:

  • Age 50 with 20 years: Immediate retirement with enhanced benefits
  • Any age with 25 years: Immediate retirement (rare)
  • Mandatory retirement: Age 57 (can be extended to 60 in some cases)

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Educational use only: Results are estimates. For official benefit determinations, use your agency HR/OPM retirement services—not this page alone.

Law enforcement officer (LEO) provisions under FERS

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Mandatory retirement ages

LEO coverage includes special retirement ages and higher multipliers for certain years—confirm coverage code on SF 50.

Enhanced annuity factors

First 20 years may use 1.7% multiplier for LEO—then 1% for additional years in many cases.

TSP special rules

Catch-up and withdrawal timing still follow IRS rules—coordinate with pension start dates.

Agency-specific duties

  • 6(c) coverage must be documented in your personnel file.
  • Use agency counsel for coverage disputes.

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Authority & primary sources

Official rules change periodically. Cross-check estimates with Retirement Services at OPM.gov and your agency’s human resources office.

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