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What happens to your SERMA account if you get ISP/VSP but qualify for retirement (rule of 75)?

It's not clear to me whether an ISP/VSP is considered "retirement" from Intel. Is anyone else in this situation? At $1,500 for each year of service this is a substantial amount for some folks.

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Contact Intel benefits center ASAP to confirm.

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Post ID: @1bpm+H5a6xs8

If you are eligible for retirement, they let you take it instead of the VSP/ISP. Last year, they let you take it if you were within 30 days of retirement ("rule of 75")

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Post ID: @1jdn+H5a6xs8

You search Circuit for the word retirement @1yve. You'll find a wealth of info there.

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Post ID: @1igd+H5a6xs8

Been at Intel 16 years. Don't know about retirement benefits. Do you have to opt for these benefits or everybody is enrolled? How can I find about them. I know about profit sharing plan only.

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Post ID: @1yve+H5a6xs8

You get the more valuable package, in this case Retirement with all the benefits.

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Post ID: @1qok+H5a6xs8

You can take your retirement benefits when you get an ISP or VSP. This happened to me last year when I got ISP.

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Post ID: @lng+H5a6xs8

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