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<blockquote data-quote="Inthegame" data-source="post: 1125967" data-attributes="member: 37112"><p>I still don't see 2 ml with a 6% return over 30 years even at $351.50 (the current L688 contribution). Remember that rate has only been in place since 8/1/12. It was $251.50 a week 5 years ago. And no I wouldn't have 2ml at sixty simply because my contribution rate was $24 dollars per week thirty years ago. Too big a leap for me to combine todays contribution rates with a projected guess of tomorrows returns and then comparing those guesses with yesteryears rates and returns. </p><p></p><p>And again the mission of a Union is to provide for the greater good of the group, not the individual. </p><p></p><p>The CD comment was for illustration purposes. I'm diversified in my personal portfolio, however the Pension Fund I'm in has less tolerance for risk and thereby has lower returns. Fortunately that protected us in the 2008 trainwreck, unlike many "professionals" in 401K's.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Inthegame, post: 1125967, member: 37112"] I still don't see 2 ml with a 6% return over 30 years even at $351.50 (the current L688 contribution). Remember that rate has only been in place since 8/1/12. It was $251.50 a week 5 years ago. And no I wouldn't have 2ml at sixty simply because my contribution rate was $24 dollars per week thirty years ago. Too big a leap for me to combine todays contribution rates with a projected guess of tomorrows returns and then comparing those guesses with yesteryears rates and returns. And again the mission of a Union is to provide for the greater good of the group, not the individual. The CD comment was for illustration purposes. I'm diversified in my personal portfolio, however the Pension Fund I'm in has less tolerance for risk and thereby has lower returns. Fortunately that protected us in the 2008 trainwreck, unlike many "professionals" in 401K's. [/QUOTE]
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