so what? that means they "have" to hand out bullshyt pensions that they can't pay for and has them 1 trillion dollars in the hole? can you explain the connection, please?
would they not be the 5th largest economy if public employees had a fiscally responsible retirement plan? its silicon valley and farming that drives that shyt
do the people who promised them even know how they work?do you even know how pensions work
So the 300 is only for 3 payments?
Yup
All states have been approved for 6 states but NY is giving out 3 payments of $300 this week.....should be around $787 in your account Friday if you had taxes withheld.
Who knows when they give the other 3 payments.
I'm not collecting but that's a real kick in the teeth for people looking for a lifeline
do the people who promised them even know how they work?
why are they a complete disaster in CT, NY, CA, and IL? as a matter of fact, is that your definition of "work"?
and who allows this to happen?But to answer your question, one of the biggest problems especially when it comes to government pensions is double dipping. You got people collect a pension from the government and still getting a salary from the same government. It happens all the time and should be illegal.
and who allows this to happen?
I always thought pensions suffered from the same fate as social security. That being they have been treated like a slush fund to make the government whole to offset the real wasteful spending despite still owing people what they've out inPensions are not regulated to government jobs breh. And the payouts are straight forward.
Pensions are basically like IRA’s the money put in them is invested and they used the dividends to pay out.
But to answer your question, one of the biggest problems especially when it comes to government pensions is double dipping. You got people collect a pension from the government and still getting a salary from the same government. It happens all the time and should be illegal.
I always thought pensions suffered from the same fate as social security. That being they have been treated like a slush fund to make the government whole to offset the real wasteful spending despite still owing people what they've out in
https://www.patriotledger.com/news/20200117/mass-pensions-taking-big-bite-out-of-tax-revenueSo no, it’s not tax payer funded.
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