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Previously on "So permies think they have safe pensions..."
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Most people's pension funds already have a significant amount invested in equities.
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If our pals in Brussels have their way, nobodies pension will be safe!Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYes, the security of being dumped at about 50 and then a fat pension for your boss.
Exclusive: EU executive sees personal savings used to plug long-term financing gap | Reuters
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Yeah but at least we have control of the money and where it is invested.Originally posted by d000hg View PostMake sure you're the boss then.
Shouldn't us contractors have pensions too, the only difference being nobody else contributes to them?
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Yes, the security of being dumped at about 50 and then a fat pension for your boss.Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen View PostIt is one of the major perks about being a permie. The security of life long employment and a fat pension at retirement.
Right???
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It is one of the major perks about being a permie. The security of life long employment and a fat pension at retirement.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostDutchNews.nl - At least 14 pension funds to cut payments, Gapgemini worst hit
Not at Crap Gemini they don't.
Right???
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So permies think they have safe pensions...
DutchNews.nl - At least 14 pension funds to cut payments, Gapgemini worst hit
Not at Crap Gemini they don't.Tags: None
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