Thread regarding U.S. Bank layoffs

old pension plan

After reviewing the information online and calling two different reps in the hr/retirement area, I cannot get an answer to my question. Does anyone know if the old pension plan - like from 2002 - has a lump sum withdrawal option? It seems like that might be a better bet if you are over 60.


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Post ID: @OP+1kaj6x794

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People! You need to be asking your benefits coordinator these questions, not randos on an online bi--h fest forum about layoffs! It is never a good idea to take financial advice from an anonymous shitfest forum like this. Do so at your own risk! You could make a very costly mistake if you listen to most of the bullsh-t answers on here.

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Post ID: @1cr+1kaj6x794

@bz So once the old funds are transferred to Cash Balance, you'll be able to do a lump sum withdrawal?

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Post ID: @1bh+1kaj6x794

I don't think so. You have many options, like when you start receiving it and how much, if any, gets paid to a spouse after you die.

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Post ID: @j7+1kaj6x794

No. Only cash balance has lump sum

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