[And, yes, I know I shouldn't complain when I actually have a job and a lot of other people don't -- but if I retired, that would create an opening for someone who's currently not working but would like to be.]
Monday, April 19, 2010
Not a happy camper
[And, yes, I know I shouldn't complain when I actually have a job and a lot of other people don't -- but if I retired, that would create an opening for someone who's currently not working but would like to be.]
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Actually, very, very few people even have pensions anymore. My husband worked for a pension services company for 10 years and they didn't have a pension plan!
ReplyDeleteThe defined benefits pension plans are an endangered species, aren't they? Think this government job is the only one I've ever had that included an actual pension as a fringe benefit, and I haven't had it long enough to get much from it.
ReplyDeleteif it's just a year..your lucky..most cant retire at all..
ReplyDeleteI'd asked Human Resources to run the numbers for how much I could expect in the way of a pension if I retire as soon as I'm eligible.
ReplyDeleteIt's over my head why monkeys even fuss about how much they will have in their retirement. I get by just great on my $938.00 a month.
BBC, after deducting for insurance, my pension, if I took it next month, would be -$66 and some odd cents. It's hard to live on a negative number.
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