Ends federal retirement benefits for Members of Congress expelled or resigning due to serious misconduct.
This bill would stop Members of Congress from earning federal retirement benefits if they are expelled or resign because of serious misconduct. It would also make sure they lose government contributions to their Thrift Savings Plan. This changes current rules where such service generally counts towards their retirement.
Today, Members of Congress who are expelled or resign due to misconduct can generally still count their time in office towards their federal retirement pensions and keep government contributions to their Thrift Savings Plan. If this bill becomes law, their service would no longer count for retirement if they are expelled or resign after an ethics committee finds serious misconduct. They would also lose government contributions to their Thrift Savings Plan.
HR 10283 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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