They're robbing everyone by not giving more pension contributions to this contract.
Are you delaying retirement? How long?
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tourists24
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I know realistically it's not funny but it has seemed to be a running thing on here
A little bit of extra pinch of money for a little bit of time.I got left to work.It's not gonna help me out.
But for the next generation that wants to retire ten, maybe twenty or thirty years without further pension contributions.It's not gonna mean much
Over70irregs
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Proof? Central? West?
Wally
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UPS-Teamsters deal freezes pension contribution increases for most plans
The pension freezes are a massive concession to the company, potentially worth tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of dollars.
www.wsws.org
The IBT-UPS fund, the largest at the company and covering 60,000 people, will receive an additional $2.50 an hour. The New England fund will receive a $5.26 increase to both healthcare and pensions spread out over five years, with the total going to pensions reportedly set at $2.50. All other funds will receive no increases.
ski or die
Ski or Die
The physical abuse of your body and the stress that comes from the company will shorten your life. Some of my fellow employees were gone within 6 months of retiring. One was the Business Agent. I bailed on day I achieved 30 years. Received my first pension check the next day. I've been retired 27 years this May. Live on a lake and enjoying sitting on deck watching the view and wildlife and of course, fishing. I was a union steward and seen so much pressure management put on employees. Every person has their on agenda on life and when to retire. I felt the longer an employee was under this stress, the shorter their life would be. The comment on looking for surviving classmates, look for surviving managers or fellow union employees. It would be interesting to see the percentage of managers to union who passed quickly after retirement.
Thebrownblob
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Words of wisdom, thanks.
Over70irregs
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Baseball, dart board
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Over70irregs
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Wally
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Over70irregs
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Lol. 25 gallons.Oops...
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Thebrownblob
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Good info.
As I am retiring soon, I have wondered what to do with my 401k. Roth conversion? So you'd pay tax now to move the money, but not when you eventually withdraw it?
Also, that widowers option bothers me. That is a huge loss, much more than what he was estimating. Here, we lose well over $1000 per MONTH.
I guess I should go see an advisor. Looked at this guys site, but he's in Ohio. Road trip? I dont think so, need someone in Mass.
The survivorship option is very expensive, especially if you take one hundred percent
Life insurances isn't cheap either
Thebrownblob
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Lots of important decisions to make before retirement probably worth paying a good advisor.
oldngray
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or stay at a Holiday Inn Express
Thebrownblob
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If my wife would hurry up and leave me, I wouldn’t have to worry about it!!
oldngray
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