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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 3155207" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>Always twisting things aren&#039;t you?&nbsp; Not bragging about anything.&nbsp; I can comfortably get by on my pension overseas until I&#039;m 67 when it will drop to $228 a month.&nbsp; I&#039;m trying to discuss something with you if you know how.&nbsp; If they had kept the traditional I&#039;d still be working because under the new pay plan I could finally get paid enough to get 5 decent years on the traditional.&nbsp; To get $35k I&#039;d have to have a $70k average which still involves getting enough OT if it&#039;s available.&nbsp; As for who works until they&#039;re 67-70 looks like a lot of people will to get a better Social Security check, more 401k, more in the portable pension.&nbsp; They aren&#039;t going to have the traditional pension you have nor will they be able to leave as early as 55.&nbsp; Well, they could leave, but not with a monthly check and a whole lot less of the above.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 3155207, member: 24302"] Always twisting things aren't you? Not bragging about anything. I can comfortably get by on my pension overseas until I'm 67 when it will drop to $228 a month. I'm trying to discuss something with you if you know how. If they had kept the traditional I'd still be working because under the new pay plan I could finally get paid enough to get 5 decent years on the traditional. To get $35k I'd have to have a $70k average which still involves getting enough OT if it's available. As for who works until they're 67-70 looks like a lot of people will to get a better Social Security check, more 401k, more in the portable pension. They aren't going to have the traditional pension you have nor will they be able to leave as early as 55. Well, they could leave, but not with a monthly check and a whole lot less of the above. [/QUOTE]

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