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<abstract>Pursuant to a legislative requirement, GAO reviewed certain aspects of
the Judicial Survivors&apos; Annuities Systems (JSAS), which provides
annuities to the surviving spouses and dependent children of deceased
federal judges and other judicial officials who participate in JSAS.&lt;p/&gt;GAO noted that: (1) the participating judges did not pay one-half of the
JSAS normal cost during fiscal years 1996 through 1998; (2) they paid on
average about 40 percent over the 3-year period; (3) however, the
participating judges&apos; contributions represented an increasing share of
normal costs over the period, starting at about 36 percent in fiscal
year 1996 and growing to about 45 percent in fiscal year 1998; (4) on
the basis of information contained in JSAS&apos; 1998 actuarial report, to
cover one-half of the future costs, the judges&apos;contribution would need
to increase 0.3 percentage points above the 2.2 percent of salary
currently paid by retired judges; and (5) increasing required
contributions could affect the judges&apos; rate of participation, which was
one of the major reasons for enhancing JSAS&apos; benefits and reducing the
judges contributions in 1992.</abstract>
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