Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Told You So!

This message is brought to you by the early retirees from 2921 who left to retain medical benefit coverage.

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Post ID: @OP+1mJwSPFu

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if you retired to keep your medical benefit, what does that have to do with me?
I dont have a retiree medical benefit. nor a pension.

What did you tell us?

The only people who can say they told us so is the people posting this spring we'd be all forced into Dallas.

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Post ID: @1jmz+1mJwSPFu

Agree with
"I’m a 2019 pre-medicate retiree and if you truly believe your pre Medicare subsidy is safe then your are foolish."

Price increase first year was 80-90. Paying 500 per month now with 6k deductible. I think ATT will just keep raising premium's each year. For me, its a race to 65.

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Post ID: @1idg+1mJwSPFu

I’m a 2019 pre-medicate retiree and if you truly believe your pre Medicare subsidy is safe then your are foolish. The Medicare healthy reimbursement annual ends this year and your subsidy will likely be reduced by 50% for 2024 retiree benefits and end by 2025

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Post ID: @1wff+1mJwSPFu

Are you from the future?

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Post ID: @aoj+1mJwSPFu

So your AT&T subsidy is going to someday add up to the 2 years of salary, pension contributions and 401k match that you didn't get?

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Post ID: @xoi+1mJwSPFu

Well good for you and your subpar high deductible, high out of pocket coverage that can probably be beat on the open market. You really showed us LOL.

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