Thebrownblob
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Still don’t understand why you guys allow part-timers to shift in the yard. That’s Feeder work.
I retired at 51!
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Thebrownblob
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I’m guessing they hate their wives or have no idea what they’re going to do if they’re not in Brown’s
542thruNthru
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To be honest I've never asked. I've seen feeder drivers shifting and PT.
Thebrownblob
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To be honest I don’t know if your local allows it might have just been Ron H local
oldngray
nowhere special
Yard shifters don't even need a CDL
Thebrownblob
Well-Known Member
True still feeder work though, And we have a huge feeder department I cannot imagine having a bunch of part-timers running around our yard in shifters.
Sacrificial Lamb
Package Shepherd
They’re part of the feeder department if they go shifter, but they work like 50-60 hours a week. Buddy of mine went shifting and he does easily 13 hours in a day, and another member told me that they need shifters. I wouldn’t mind because it’ll help when I eventually go feeder, but those hours are heavy. They need to make people full time, add language that if they work people for a certain amount of time they get bumped to full time along with the wages. They’re getting screwed over with the pension.
Thebrownblob
Well-Known Member
Complete joke that those are not full timers working those kind of hours. Robbing them of pension credit
Sacrificial Lamb
Package Shepherd
Too many are complacent, apathetic or just do not know. I gotta remember to mention that in the next membership meeting.
Thebrownblob
Well-Known Member
Report back the logic of allowing this from your executive board when you ask. I wouldn’t personally stand for it. Company is abusing it.
Johney
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According to our 401K website it’s good.
Federal taxes yes what about state taxes?
Johney
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We’ll I suppose you’d be taxed right? It was put in before taxes you just don’t get the penalties drawing after you retire before 59.5. There are penalties for taking money before 59.5 if not retired.
I'm just saying I do not know what the state rules are
Mine at 48....My 30 years is at 57
Analbumcover
ControlPkgs
My present to myself once I hit max rate was a pre-order for Belfast: Iridescent Rosa ver. from Azur Lane by Alter.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
I've been taking out money from my 401K for years.
The formula is { ( amount removed ) minus $10 ( fee ) } times .746 equals what I would receive.
The 0.254 amount is what the Fed & state take for their share.
Best to remove the highest amounts prior to age 65.
Once you start on Medicare , your income level set what you will be charged for your premiums going forward for Part B { Medical Insurance } & Part D { Prescription Dug Plan } IRMAA.
IRMAA means Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amounts, there is a sliding scale and it changes yearly.
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Move it to an IRA
Johney
Well-Known Member
We’ll I’m not drawing from mine for at least another few years and I’m 57. I’m thinking 62 when I start SS. Owe less than 10K on the house and only have the wife’s 4Runner to pay off in less than a year.
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