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tally disabled if at that time you have 1 “quarter of coverage” (earned at any time after 1936) for each 2 calendar quarters after 193.,. However, by a special rule, if you reach retirement age or die before October 1, 1960, and do not have enough “quarters of coverage” to be fully insured under the above rule but do have at least 6 quarters of coverage after 1934, \m will lull> insured if you iesv. quarters ot coverage in all but I f !’.* ..i.iulai quarters afters I fc fcre retirement
^ . < .1 t. !'°t h ve eno gi i|u ,,'tei' <’f coverr.g' when you reach retirement age, you may earn them after that time.
You will be “currently insured” it you have at least 6 quarters of coverage ;n the 3 years before your death or before vou become eligible for retirement benefits. (Not all 1 inds of benefits are payable when :he worker is only currently in: uied).
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