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From: Boeing voice activated systems and ACARS commander
#622
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Nobody is suggesting that, and if you think everything's going to come up roses because you control all of your own money, you need to look at the history of the stock market and hope you don't retire in a trough.
#623
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How about the guys who were already retired, and had their pension stolen? How’d they do? How about the guys who were on their way out, or only had a few years left? The market has its ups and downs but it’s never been worth zero.
#624
I do not, nor will I ever trust this or any other corporation to maintain my retirement through a pension ever again. To even entertain the thought of reinstating an A plan is the very definition of insanity.
The very first day of Indoc in 1997 we were told “your pensions can never be taken away” we have a “ rock solid no furlough clause”......
Wake up call if you don’t already know this. They lie.
#625
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From: Tom’s Whipping boy.
Eastern pilots saw what happened at Braniff and restructured their "A" plan. Retirees continued received 100% of their A fund annuity payments after the bankruptcy.

Continental had/still has a lump sum...frozen in 04.

United Pilots took stock.
#626
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From: Airbus 320 Captain
Depends on who you are talking about.
Eastern pilots saw what happened at Braniff and restructured their "A" plan. Retirees continued received 100% of their A fund annuity payments after the bankruptcy.
Continental had/still has a lump sum...frozen in 04.
United Pilots took stock.
Eastern pilots saw what happened at Braniff and restructured their "A" plan. Retirees continued received 100% of their A fund annuity payments after the bankruptcy.

Continental had/still has a lump sum...frozen in 04.

United Pilots took stock.

#627
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Depends on who you are talking about.
Eastern pilots saw what happened at Braniff and restructured their "A" plan. Retirees continued received 100% of their A fund annuity payments after the bankruptcy.
Continental had/still has a lump sum...frozen in 04.
United Pilots took stock.
Eastern pilots saw what happened at Braniff and restructured their "A" plan. Retirees continued received 100% of their A fund annuity payments after the bankruptcy.

Continental had/still has a lump sum...frozen in 04.

United Pilots took stock.

#629
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Depends on who you are talking about.
Eastern pilots saw what happened at Braniff and restructured their "A" plan. Retirees continued received 100% of their A fund annuity payments after the bankruptcy.
Continental had/still has a lump sum...frozen in 04.
United Pilots took stock.
Eastern pilots saw what happened at Braniff and restructured their "A" plan. Retirees continued received 100% of their A fund annuity payments after the bankruptcy.

Continental had/still has a lump sum...frozen in 04.

United Pilots took stock.

#630
Anyone considering a pension in exchange for anything (especially scope) should read "Retirement Heist: How Companies Plunder and Profit from the Nest Eggs of American Workers" by Ellen Schultz. An oldie, but goodie. You have no idea the lengths United and Wall Street will go to raid any future pension. It is not a question of "if" but "when" a pension will be liquidated.
Just bought the book online ,, thanks for the recommendation . Always looking for a good educational book that effects our business .
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