Originally Posted by
Pineapple Guy
Here we go again - YOU do the math. Add up your PBGC benefit, MPPP money that was already distributed, Note allocation, and your 11-14% DC that you've been receiving since 2006 and are scheduled to receive until you retire. Tell me what that equals, then tell me how you equate that to "no retirement".
I know the Tennessee schools may not be the best in the country, and your statements don't help their reputation.
I think he means no A-plan going forward.
I think you mean that the "other payouts" plus the B plan will equal out to the A plan in the end.
I think you were debating different points.
At what point (xx years until retirement) does the 13-14% B plan only exceed what the A plan would have netted? As a rough estimate only, investment choices vary from person to person....