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Re: Signs Your Pension Plan Is in Trouble 

By: ribit in POPE | Recommend this post (1)
Tue, 21 Feb 12 7:37 AM | 46 view(s)
Boardmark this board | (The) Pope's for real stock market report 		Msg. 51708 of 65535
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...if my former employer knows the penalty for putzing with my pension, they will be protecting it night and day.




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Signs Your Pension Plan Is in Trouble
By: Zimbler0 in POPE
Mon, 20 Feb 12 3:51 AM 		Msg. 51694 of 65535

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/signs-pension-plan-trouble-050100310.html

If your pension plan is underfunded, you could be at risk of losing some of your benefits. That isn't news. But did you know that your pension can be at risk even if the plan is relatively healthy?

Something as seemingly innocuous as having a lump-sum payout provision, or even having a religious affiliation, could mean your benefits are vulnerable. Here are some red flags to look for, and some ways to protect yourself.

Your pension is healthy, but your employer isn't.

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Timely, isn't this one? Zim.)

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