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Originally Posted by luv757
(Post 890485)
So the pilot shortage isn't a myth! ;)
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Originally Posted by Rocketiii
(Post 890818)
Careful guys. I understand where you are coming from. But there are many good guys that lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement. Many of them were NO voters. Lets just insist on idustry leading in EVERY department, with retro and the loan being repaid, and not get the idea floating around of junior vs senior.
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Lump Sum
It would help if you knew ERISA laws and your contract. The lump sum provision can not be negotiated away. Distressed termination or funding level requirements can remove the option. To alter the plan it would require the plan to be unfrozen and brought to current liability......not a chance.
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Originally Posted by Rocketiii
(Post 890818)
Careful guys. I understand where you are coming from. But there are many good guys that lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement. Many of them were NO voters. Lets just insist on industry leading in EVERY department, with retro and the loan being repaid, and not get the idea floating around of junior vs senior.
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Stumbled upon a pizza party in the EWR CPO. Stank says company is presenting their proposal to ALPA by week's end, fwiw. The pizza was good, but I didn't eat $30K worth. Try again.
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Originally Posted by LifeNtheFstLne
(Post 891354)
Stumbled upon a pizza party in the EWR CPO. Stank says company is presenting their proposal to ALPA by week's end, fwiw. The pizza was good, but I didn't eat $30K worth. Try again.
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Originally Posted by Rocketiii
(Post 890818)
Careful guys. I understand where you are coming from. But there are many good guys that lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement. Many of them were NO voters. Lets just insist on idustry leading in EVERY department, with retro and the loan being repaid, and not get the idea floating around of junior vs senior.
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Originally Posted by EWR73FO
(Post 891749)
........... We all lost hundreds of tousands of dollars in retirement and age 65 gave everyone the chance to try and ger some of that back. Poor example. I would rather get it back with a smokin-hot, kick-ass, industry leading, top-notch, knock every one else in the industry dead, badass contract. But I digress.....................
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Originally Posted by ewrbasedpilot
(Post 891753)
What's sad though is that MANY of those who have lump sums at CAL are playing the "waiting game" because they are so damn greedy. A lot of them are so far in debt, have three ex wives, a boat, a Harley, and a girlfriend on the side. If they couldn't prepare for retirement in 35 years, then another 5 won't help them either. I'm TIRED of hearing that they can't live on a $700,000 lump sum at this stage in their lives. What the hell are they doing with all their money? I'd like to see an industry leading contract too. I hope to be gone by 58 at the latest and only have 5.5 years left make it happen. However, that DAMN age 65 rule REALLY did a number on me and I find myself making almost $2,000 a month LESS after being pushed back on reserve, thereby putting a damper on me paying off my property so I CAN leave early...............:(
These guys never learn their lessons. They live beyond their means. I am not a financial genius, but I do feel I spend and invest wisely. Why is it on the **** wage I make as an FO I can save 30% of my gross pay each year and yet I don't live like a pauper or anything close to it? |
Originally Posted by LifeNtheFstLne
(Post 891354)
Stumbled upon a pizza party in the EWR CPO. Stank says company is presenting their proposal to ALPA by week's end, fwiw. The pizza was good, but I didn't eat $30K worth. Try again.
Ah, the pizza parties. I hear they are making them so cheap no one will buy what (management) is selling. |
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