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Originally Posted by GioforPM
They can retire at 25 years which is probably 50, and there's not too many people who retire as a constable. Their pension IIRC is based on 50% of their highest 5 years of employment.
Not sure where your wage figures come from but CPS right now gets $73-78K/y for new officers and they get to $121K in 4 years. Then they can get further compensation for extra duty, specialization, etc.
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The vast majority retire as a constable. The rank scheme is set up that way as is pretty well most places including the private sector - a pyramid where the majority are constables which is exactly what retirement looks like.
Very few retire at 50. Some go earlier, some go later but as I said, 55 seems to be the average age of most.
50% pension at 121k is 60k.
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