Originally Posted by
Sharking
This may sound stupid, but I have zero knowledge of pensions as far as A Fund/B Fund. What's the difference? What does it mean to have a 9% B Fund? Sorry for the ignorance...I'm just too young to have any involvement with any sort of pension. All I got is my own investments and a K for retirement...
Go to the front page of this web site, there are two excellent articles explaining the difference. But basically a B-fund is just like a 401K, except the company makes the contributions on your behalf, in this case 9% of your pay would go into a B-fund at delta.
http://airlinepilotcentral.com/artic...070609235.html
BTW you're never too young to worry about retirement.