Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Public Service Announcement: DO NOT LEAVE Any Minimum Pension Money with the company.

I have heard thru an Intel friend that last year, people were encouraged to leave their Minimum pension plan money in the plan....they were told "it will continue to grow".

What BS!

Due to historically low interest rates, the "Annuity Factor" today is at a record low....which means any minimum pension plan "Lump Sum" payout will be at a record high today.

Take the Lump Sum, roll into your IRA, and just invest it.

Buy the index or corp bonds and forget about it for 10yrs...you will come out ahead...BIG TIME!

Leaving it in the plan is essentially financial suicide.....but it's awesome for the company, since as interest rates go up, the Annuity factor goes down. And pension plan assets grow at a pathetic rate anyway.

Google Cordantwealth if you want confirmation.

Please please please inform anyone/everyone who is affected!!!

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I took mine and have not regretted. Converted to Roth via backdoor. Gains will be tax free.

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Post ID: @clt+H3qzxsD

Whoever told them it would continue to grow doesn't know what they are talking about. There's a very good financial club at Intel call Money Matters. The guy who's in charge of the pension came in and talked about it recently. Here are notes from that session:

Most pension plans today, including Intel's, do not adjust for Cost of Living or Inflation. On the day you terminate from Intel your pension offset/floor will be determined, if there is a benefit for you, that amount payable at age 65 will not grow more while you wait to turn 65 and it will not be adjusted for inflation or a COLA.

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Post ID: @fmb+H3qzxsD

what is today's annunity a factor used for the calculations

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