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If you receive $1,100 per month in SSDI payments, you would only receive $1,300 per month from the FERS program due to the amount you are collecting from the SSA. This would still total $2,400 per month. You would just be getting a portion of that $2,400 from FERS and a portion from SSDI. After the first 12 months of your disability you will receive 40 percent of your 3-year-average high salary minus 60 percent of whatever you receive in SSDI benefits.
Regular FERS employee (not Law Enforcement, Firefighter or Air Traffic Controller) Eligible to retire this year at age 56 (their Minimum Retirement Age) with 30 years of actual FERS service (not including any CSRS or military years) Social Security Benefit at age 62 is $1,200 per month. Plans on working at the local country club part-time and earn about $1,500 per month (or $18,000 per year)