542thruNthru
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Thought I'd post this. I know there has been a lot of talk about it.
Under this administration, yesDo others that made bad investments get a payout too?
Although I’m happy cause I’m part of CSPF I gotta agree. Money collected for me from UPS then a buy out of my pension and all that money was pissed away. Makes me wonder how long before they piss that away.Do others that made bad investments get a payout too?
Decades went by and plan administrators did nothing. Now they get taxpayer money? No strings attached? It's no different than student loan bailouts.Although I’m happy cause I’m part of CSPF I gotta agree. Money collected for me from UPS then a buy out of my pension and all that money was pissed away. Makes me wonder how long before they piss that away.
Except the students promised to pay back those loans and the pensions were promised to the retirees. You could compare them if you held them both to the same standard of following the promised agreements.Decades went by and plan administrators did nothing. Now they get taxpayer money? No strings attached? It's no different than student loan bailouts.
Pension administration had decades to make changes, did nothing.Except the students promised to pay back those loans and the pensions were promised to the retirees. You could compare them if you held them both to the same standard of following the promised agreements.
Nope---just me.Do others that made bad investments get a payout too?
Wall Street investment banksDo others that made bad investments get a payout too?
Pension administration had decades to make changes, did nothing.
Although I’m happy cause I’m part of CSPF I gotta agree. Money collected for me from UPS then a buy out of my pension and all that money was pissed away. Makes me wonder how long before they piss that away.
Did the Central Fund choose to forgo raises as tough guy Sean said? It's been decades. Did plan administrators do anything?
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Who set up that raw deal? Seem to me you stop paying in, you stop collecting. The lawyers weren't that smart.Uh....
Yes they did.
Back in 2002 they reduced the accrual rate, in order to (try and) shore up two decades of declining participants
due to the deregulation of the trucking industry. It helped a little.... but not enough.
That 6.4 Billion disappeared like a fart in the wind.... but, that was due to the economy and the stock market.
I get the impression, some people think the Teamsters are managing the investments ?
UPS Teamsters, tend to only think in terms of UPS.
Without knowing the details of any other company in a multi-employer fund....
People don't know what others have given up. Ask someone from YRC.
What broke the back was the orphan plans getting away with not paying what they owed.Who set up that raw deal? Seem to me you stop paying in, you stop collecting. The lawyers weren't that smart.
Who set up that raw deal? Seem to me you stop paying in, you stop collecting. The lawyers weren't that smart.
The lawyers were smart enough to make sure they got paid.Who set up that raw deal? Seem to me you stop paying in, you stop collecting. The lawyers weren't that smart.