I heard they hired Bernie Madoff to take care of the underfunded pension plansLooks like around 10 million lottery winners are sharing in $86 billion dollars.
I heard they hired Bernie Madoff to take care of the underfunded pension plansLooks like around 10 million lottery winners are sharing in $86 billion dollars.
What's 86 billion dollars divided by 10.5 million?I heard they hired Bernie Madoff to take care of the underfunded pension plans
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I think I did the math correctlyWhat's 86 billion dollars divided by 10.5 million?
Cheater!I think I did the math correctlyView attachment 331084
What $ per person is that?I think I did the math correctlyView attachment 331084
Well, they did work for what they are receiving. So it’s not a lottery ticket to them.Looks like around 10 million lottery winners are sharing in $86 billion dollars.
It will all be in good hands. Bernie also has plenty of time on his hands.I heard they hired Bernie Madoff to take care of the underfunded pension plans
The system doesn't work like that. If it does, the taxpayer will have to guarantee every single pension, IRA, and 401k out there. They all worked for it too.Well, they did work for what they are receiving. So it’s not a lottery ticket to them.
like I said if I did the math correctly it looks like it's a little bit over $8,000 per personWhat $ per person is that?
Looks like $8200 per person. That is probably a good investment. Most likely will allow people to retire, also retire before age 65 providing jobs for others. Possibly keeping those 10.5 mil people off future welfare and collecting tax revenues from them.What $ per person is that?
We have welfare for IRA, 401K rejects. If this works, (if it’s enough) it should save all future pensioners. So the $8200 is for more than the 10.5 people.The system doesn't work like that. If it does, the taxpayer will have to guarantee every single pension, IRA, and 401k out there. They all worked for it too.
I’m supposed to like federal bailouts now that it was funneled into poorly run pensions?Just a friendly reminder to all of the Trump supporters in the Central States Pension Plan; every single Republican in Congress voted against pension relief. Let us all be grateful that Biden can sign this into law.
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Wouldn't the number be in the billions per person? One billion per would be 10.5 billion. The lottery amount is 87 billion.Looks like $8200 per person. That is probably a good investment. Most likely will allow people to retire, also retire before age 65 providing jobs for others. Possibly keeping those 10.5 mil people off future welfare and collecting tax revenues from them.
lolit should save all future pensioners
Nice rant....I’ve only got three words to counter your argument “the western pension”I’m supposed to like federal bailouts now that it was funneled into poorly run pensions?
Pensions are a hold over from the 1800’s, back when you had marxists telling uninformed people how wonderful their communist/socialist utopia will be, promising people pie in sky social welfare. They started as an olive branch to the working class so that Marxism didn’t overthrow the government.
We later got to see how amazing the marxist utopia really was. It wasn’t. And now we are stuck with these pensions among other social welfare programs, that are outdated monolithic and failing just like the marxist states did.
If I could I would sell your *ing pension for pennies on the dollar and have it abolished.
I think Gumby’s right.....about 8200 minus what the PBGC uses to administer it.Wouldn't the number be in the billions per person? One billion per would be 10.5 billion. The lottery amount is 87 billion.
$7,993 more than I've ever won in any lottery--I'll take it.like I said if I did the math correctly it looks like it's a little bit over $8,000 per person
Why not--those sucking off of unemployment right now because it pays more than working (and everywhere you look there are businesses begging for help) keep getting extensions.What happens when the market takes a huge dump? Do they get another bailout?