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RE: What supports your pension payment?

Posted on: April 10, 2025 at 12:27:55 CT
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There are still plenty of people who have DB pensions, where all the investment risk is on the employer, and not on the plan participant. Also plenty of people who have investments that generate income outside the markets, like investment properties. Still, agree that a good portion of people have retirement funds tied directly to the markets in some way.
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Should someone care that has no debt a good pension...who - Logan STL - 4/10 12:22:09
     What supports your pension payment? - Mormad MU - 4/10 12:24:07
          That is correct. So a person couldn't entirely depart from - Logan STL - 4/10 12:33:58
               And even then, you'd have to worry about the currency - Mormad MU - 4/10 12:36:10
                    Gold ticked a lot of the boxes of what makes a good unit of - JeffB MU - 4/10 12:47:31
                    That puzzled me also...what made gold the standard? (nm) - Logan STL - 4/10 12:39:05
                         Why Did the World Choose a Gold Standard Instead of a Silver - JeffB MU - 4/10 13:08:34
                              Thanks...interesting. (nm) - Logan STL - 4/10 13:15:24
                                   yw, glad it was of interest to you. (nm) - JeffB MU - 4/10 15:42:07
                         It's called the Gold Standard, you couldn't really use - DHighlander NWMSU - 4/10 12:40:58
          What you say is correct but individual's pension benefits - DHighlander NWMSU - 4/10 12:29:49
               Yes, I'd agree with that - largely not an issue except for - Mormad MU - 4/10 12:33:59
          RE: What supports your pension payment? - sks MU - 4/10 12:27:55
               Agreed, but if the employer goes bankrupt - Mormad MU - 4/10 12:31:17
                    Most of the teacher only pension plans are fully funded. - DHighlander NWMSU - 4/10 12:39:46
     I'm not sure, Yoda (nm) - 90Tiger STL - 4/10 12:24:00




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