burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
There you are....I thought maybe you got covid and passed away....alas not so. But to answer your question...no.
There you are....I thought maybe you got covid and passed away....alas not so. But to answer your question...no.
Crying to a mod? OMG@Integrity please help
Never too late....
Crying to a mod?
Blasphemy!You do realize....
@Indecisi0n or @Integrity are not Moderator's ?
It's a running joke.
But, you are so smart.
When you are at my level off success there are always people trying to pull you back down. I continue to stay focused on my goals and keep moving forward.
When you are at my level off success there are always people trying to pull you back down. I continue to stay focused on my goals and keep moving forward.
"self annointed".You do realize....
@Indecisi0n or @Integrity are not Moderator's ?
It's a running joke.
But, you are so smart.
UPS did pay a boatload of money to exit the plan.didnt the company buy its employees out of central states with close to 7 billion dollars then two years later added nearlly 4 billion, then shortly later add another 3 billion...
Nodidnt the company buy its employees out of central states with close to 7 billion dollars then two years later added nearlly 4 billion, then shortly later add another 3 billion...
Was it the number somewhere around $6 billion plus the company was still on a hook if a shortfall happened later on down the line?
Yes $6 billion plus initially, but no more to Central States since.Was it the number somewhere around $6 billion plus the company was still on a hook if a shortfall happened later on down the line?
Are they still on a hook if the fund goes under for some of the retirees?Yes $6 billion plus initially, but no more to Central States since.
Yes, UPS is "on the hook" for anyone who has retired under the contracts since, if Central States goes belly up.Are they still on a hook if the fund goes under for some of the retirees?
For some reason I remember the company potentially be on a hook for some additional liabilities
That could be a lot of cashYes, UPS is "on the hook" for anyone who has retired under the contracts since, if Central States goes belly up.