Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Direct rollover.No tax on a rollover
Direct rollover.No tax on a rollover
He doesn't have to do it all at one timeUnless it's to a roth.
Trust to trust transferDirect rollover.
RetiringLeaving or retiring?
He better take the second one so he’ll atleast have money next monthtake the lump sum and have @BakerMayfield2018 bet it on football this weekend
you’ll be rich beyond your dreams
Do itWTF???
36K?
How long have you worked there?
My plan is to quit after 4 years when I finish my degree but if that's the lump sum payment maybe I should stay for an extra year just to get vested?
High? Who would even take this? $36,000 is chump change.I just searched his messages and apparently he's been with the company for over 10 years so if I was offered a buy out it wouldn't be this high.
I wonder what amount they would offer for 5 years.
Wouldn’t even pay for options on a new Lambo.High? Who would even take this? $36,000 is chump change.
Less than 5=0 pensionWTF???
36K?
How long have you worked there?
My plan is to quit after 4 years when I finish my degree but if that's the lump sum payment maybe I should stay for an extra year just to get vested?
Opp what’s going on in your life?Retiring
Quoting yourself?Opp what’s going on in your life?
You can invest that and have a much bigger payout down the linethats right good point
Taxes suck and where to the go?thats right good point
Put it into an IRA and pay the taxes only on the portion they you take out.Taxes suck and where to the go?
I just searched his messages and apparently he's been with the company for over 10 years so if I was offered a buy out it wouldn't be this high.
I wonder what amount they would offer for 5 years.
All that money ,gone????Mine was that high for 5 years vested. I left 14 years ago.