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N.A.R.V.R.E. Guide to Saving for Retirement Early

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At the National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees or otherwise known as N.A.R.V.R.E., our goal is to protect our members retirement benefits. We keep you abreast of any legislative proposals in Washington D.C. and then fight to keep your benefits from being changed. Another goal is to help you achieve and understand your retirement benefits. This article aims to guide you towards saving for retirement early and efficiently without breaking the bank. Therefore, we have compiled a list of tips on saving early for your retirement later. The tips are as follows:

Railroad Retirement Board Changes

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NARVRE has recently been informed of changes taking place at the Railroad Retirement Board (RRB.) As of October 2021, the Railroad Retirement Board’s (RRB) field offices have been unable to re-open due to Covid and variants. Even though the field offices have remained closed the RRB has found ways to still be available to their members. During the Covid shutdown they had an abundance of callers with questions and concerns flood their toll-free phone number.

Biden Signs into Law the Bipartisan “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act”

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America needs a makeover, and the House agreed by supporting the legislation to secure a $1.2 trillion (about $3,700 per person in the US) bill. The bill, titled the Infrastructure and Jobs Act or IIJA (Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act), is the most significant investment in the nation’s infrastructure in a century. According to civil engineers, we need money for ongoing repairs on roads, bridges, rails, water and power lines, and ports.

Railroad Retirement Benefits Provide a Secure Future

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Did you just start working for the railroad? If so, congratulations. You just started a career path that many envy. One of the main reasons many people would love to work for the railroad is its excellent retirement benefits. Currently, according to AARP, our nation is feeling an increase in retirement insecurity.

Legislative Milestones for Railroad Retirement Board

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The Importance of N.A.R.V.R.E. Membership Drives

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National Association Railroad Veterans Retirement, Memphis, TN

During the Pandemic we lost several members and had to close a few of our NARVRE Membership units. This was disheartening for many as we know our mission is essential for years to come. The purpose of our non-profit corporation according in the spirit of our by-laws is as follows:

Join Your NARVRE Community on Facebook

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National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees

NARVRE or the National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees recently had the second class with their current marketing firm on June 22, 2021.

National Association of Retired and Veteran Railroad Employees Convention

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NARVRE, or the National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees, are eagerly anticipating hosting its National Association of Retired and Veteran Railroad Employees Conventions. Our previous NARVRE convention scheduled for 2020 unfortunately had to be canceled due to the coronavirus and subsequent pandemic. The rescheduled convention will be in May of 2022 and will still take place in Oakland, California.

NARVRE Fights for Railroad Retirement Medicare Benefits

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The National Association of Retired & Veteran Railway Employees (NARVRE) was organized in 1937. NARVRE’s primary purpose according to their original by- laws is, “for the study of the legislative principles and processes of the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937″, cooperating with retired and active railroad employees on actions affecting these principles.