if your company pays/insures into the PBGC, a portion would be assumed by

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Jan 26, 2015
11:26:56am

JONBOY

if your company pays/insures into the PBGC, a portion would be assumed by

the Fed Gov't if the company goes bankrupt. If they don't pay into the PBGC, from what I understand, you're out of luck.

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JONBOY

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One thing that is missing from these calculations is the value of pensions.

Zenoch

1/26/15 11:22am

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Buffalo

1/26/15 11:23am

seems like pensions are still somewhat common in some industries

BYUCoug11

1/26/15 11:26am

Primarily governments and unions.

Indy Coug

1/26/15 11:29am

Pensions are extremely difficult to adequately manage

Indy Coug

1/26/15 11:28am

Yep, our pensions stop accruing in 2016. Aerospace used to all be pensioned

Zenoch

1/26/15 11:31am

Civil Service...(police. Firemen)

BYU4eVeR

1/26/15 1:07pm

I should know this, but are pensions guaranteed?

Alister Mackenzie

1/26/15 11:24am

of course they can

1/26/15 11:25am

if your company pays/insures into the PBGC, a portion would be assumed by

JONBOY

1/26/15 11:26am

I also have a pension and I love the company. Good, rare combo.

zonacougar

1/26/15 11:30am

Same here, but I'm worried it may not last much longer

BYUCoug11

1/26/15 11:35am

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