Transfer out of state

[burrheadd]

I’ve read. I just don’t like that we’re locked into living in the cold until retirement which is 11 years away if he were to retire at 57

You got a boy friend in the Sunshine state you trying to get closer to?

 

[Madmavis49]

You got a boy friend in the Sunshine state you trying to get closer to?

Hahaha no 1 man is more than enough for me

 

[PreTrippin’]

The members in the Western Conference have the contractual ability to transfer.

And there is a new contract coming up. Someone might try to get this at the national level.

 

[burrheadd]

And there is a new contract coming up. Someone might try to get this at the national level.

Never gonna happen to many pension plans involved

 

[Madmavis49]

And there is a new contract coming up. Someone might try to get this at the national level.

It would be great. I’m sure we aren’t the only people that want to transfer

 

[Madmavis49]

Never gonna happen to many pension plans involved

I obviously don’t understand why they can’t take monetary value of one pension plan and pay it to the new one. Oh well. We’re stuck in the cold snowy north east for now.

 

[olroadbeech]

My husband is a RPCD and has been with the company for 23 years. I read that if wanted to transfer he would have to pay the new local for 23 years of dues to keep his pay rate and seniority. I know it’s a slim chance but has anyone heard of this? Is it true?

can't be right

 

[Johney]

What part of Florida?

 

[Johney]

But then.... not be able to draw benefits from either plan until age 65.

In Florida? Please explain.

 

[burrheadd]

I obviously don’t understand why they can’t take monetary value of one pension plan and pay it to the new one. Oh well. We’re stuck in the cold snowy north east for now.

Embrace the Suck

 

[MyTripisCut]

In Florida? Please explain.

Because he would be vested in each pension but not able to achieve the years of service needed to collect a full pension in either. Say 23 in one, and 10 in another. 33 total years but not in the same plan.

 

[Johney]

Because he would be vested in each pension but not able to achieve the years of service needed to collect a full pension in either. Say 23 in one, and 10 in another. 33 total years but not in the same plan.

Ok I get it. Thanks

 

[Madmavis49]

What part of Florida?

We were thinking ocala

 

[Madmavis49]

Embrace the Suck

 

[Madmavis49]

Because he would be vested in each pension but not able to achieve the years of service needed to collect a full pension in either. Say 23 in one, and 10 in another. 33 total years but not in the same plan.

How many years of service does he need in one pension to get the full amount?

 

[Johney]

We were thinking ocala

You all would have a much better chance around the Jacksonville area if it came to quitting and getting rehired.

 

[Johney]

How many years of service does he need in one pension to get the full amount?

Here in Florida it’s 30 years if you’re under 65.

 

[Madmavis49]

Here in Florida it’s 30 years if you’re under 65.

So it’s different for every local?

 

[Johney]

So it’s different for every local?

Yes. it’s just Jax is a really big hub and chances of being hired off the street are good.

 

[542thruNthru]

Because he would be vested in each pension but not able to achieve the years of service needed to collect a full pension in either. Say 23 in one, and 10 in another. 33 total years but not in the same plan.

Ok I get it. Thanks

Tell em @MyTripisCut !!