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Rudy Giuliani Says He Regrets Not Getting Pension

The mayor admitted that he didn’t know how to get the benefit as he faces having to pay a $148 million court ruling.

Giuliani leaving the courthouse in his defamation trial.

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Even former mayor Rudy Giuliani admits he should’ve saved for retirement. Giuliani, who landed himself in hot water after facing legal bills for his $148 million civil court ruling, failed to apply for post-office benefits and had to forego the pension. Asked why he didn’t take the money, he said “Giving back to the city I love. Although I would like to take it now,” adding, “I don’t know how to go about it.” With the pension, Giuliani could have collected $442,000 in the last 17 years. He also isn’t getting a pension for his six years as the U.S. attorney for Manhattan or other government work.

Read it at New York Post

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