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<blockquote data-quote="falcon back" data-source="post: 4578482" data-attributes="member: 81520">Hey Texan.&nbsp; I posted here that had talked to retirement.&nbsp;&nbsp; Like I said,&nbsp; I don&#039;t care who believes me.&nbsp; If they were smart enough,&nbsp; they could use the chart of the website to confirm the figures.&nbsp; It is just like waiting on collecting SS.&nbsp; You get 8% a yr increase for every year you delay taking it.&nbsp;&nbsp; There is a break even year involved.&nbsp; You must live long enough for the wait to pay off.Your math is correct though.&nbsp; If a man retired TODAY and took his pension on Sept. 1, 2020&nbsp; and was due 30k in his Traditional on Sept 1, 2020.&nbsp; By waiting till Sept 1, 2021,&nbsp; he would get a 10% bump.&nbsp; Doodlebug said she saw the same results.&nbsp; NC got bad info from someone in India most likely.&nbsp; The chart is there for everyone to see.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just think,&nbsp; if you had a 10% bump,&nbsp; you could have bought new tires for your sleeping quarters instead of having to buy recaps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="falcon back, post: 4578482, member: 81520"] Hey Texan. I posted here that had talked to retirement. Like I said, I don't care who believes me. If they were smart enough, they could use the chart of the website to confirm the figures. It is just like waiting on collecting SS. You get 8% a yr increase for every year you delay taking it. There is a break even year involved. You must live long enough for the wait to pay off. Your math is correct though. If a man retired TODAY and took his pension on Sept. 1, 2020 and was due 30k in his Traditional on Sept 1, 2020. By waiting till Sept 1, 2021, he would get a 10% bump. Doodlebug said she saw the same results. NC got bad info from someone in India most likely. The chart is there for everyone to see. Just think, if you had a 10% bump, you could have bought new tires for your sleeping quarters instead of having to buy recaps. [/QUOTE]

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