542thruNthru
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Too bad you're not in the west where strong teamsters like Steve Vairma and Ron Herrēa helped keep our pension PEER 80 and 5k+ a month.
Use of PVD outside of peak
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And what's the cost of living where you live at?Too bad you're not in the west where strong teamsters like Steve Vairma and Ron Herrēa helped keep our pension PEER 80 and 5k+ a month.
542thruNthru
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You realize he's in IL Chicago area right... It's probably just as bad or worse than where I am. Lol
Also pensions can move across states.
Old people I swear!
cachmeifucan
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Yes i heard that too but al
Last you said you were on the fence now your pro varima. Can you explain peer 80 again pleaseToo bad you're not in the west where strong teamsters like Steve Vairma and Ron Herrēa helped keep our pension PEER 80 and 5k+ a month.
Well I hope you move out of California because you have one of the highest tax states in the country. At least here I don't have to pay state taxes on pension or other retirement plans
542thruNthru
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I'm just giving you a hard time. But yes I'm supporting Teamster Power Slate.
PEER 80 is your years of service and age equal 80 and you can retire with a full pension. PT years count as well.
542thruNthru
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Oh I'm absolutely moving out of CA when I retire.
You could move in with @Rack em and milk some bulls out in the middle of nowhere
542thruNthru
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Me and the wife have actually been looking in Montana for a nice little vacation home.
I guess you better start working four or five days a week....
542thruNthru
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cachmeifucan
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So rn il be 43 this year 8pt 17ft equals 25 total years of service. So at 50 years old il have 32 years and be able to retire with how much?????? Damn i wish it was that good out here.
cachmeifucan
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My pt pension is worth 60 a month per year. 480 a month then pt plus 3850 a month full-time pension. Then i have to pay around 400 a month for health insurance. So hopefully we get a nice increase in pension for my last 10 or 11 years. Il be around 57 so. Sad thing i could have 20 years ft but i was still in college and going out 3 nights a week.
542thruNthru
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So technically you could retire at 49 years old. We have someone just do that and he's getting just about 5k before taxes. That's also with no cap medical.
rod
Retired 23 years
Probably here. I went by my old Center last Sunday and there were 7 U-Haul rentals parked out front. Not bad for a small Center. 40-45 drivers. ( There were 24-26 when I worked there.)Where are they using non union PVD (s) to cover driver’s vacations? So out of the loop..
cachmeifucan
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Damn just hope my pension gets a nice increase next contract
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Move somewhere cheaper?
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
You suck any harder you’ll make the ticket next time.Too bad you're not in the west where strong teamsters like Steve Vairma and Ron Herrēa helped keep our pension PEER 80 and 5k+ a month.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
How much you paying for retiree healthcare?Too bad you're not in the west where strong teamsters like Steve Vairma and Ron Herrēa helped keep our pension PEER 80 and 5k+ a month.
No state tax on pensions or 401ks in my state.
He's probably paying at least 10% of that to the great state of California....
