Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Rif'd

Thank God we were RIF'd and Thank God we have our pension money on it's way to us before VZ is totally under water....thank you thank you thank you for the awesome severance package and for paying me to not work - My husband and I both got RIF'd and we're loving it! We were smart and got in on the 401K from the get go so ya we will take our 1.7 million and move on ...... the sad part is being dismissed as if you meant nothing - but then the 1.7 million I have saved makes me forget all about those bastards :)

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Post ID: @OP+F2bGgiz

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Congratulations!! u r 1 of the Lucky ones

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Post ID: @8qil+F2bGgiz

the person saying they have almost 1.7 million in 19 years is full of crap. Is you name Madoff? Based on a MAX. yrly contribution of 15% your base sal. would have to be over 250K..

as far as the couple w/ 1.7 million, thats 850k each. Both had pensions and 401k's thats a good true solid number

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Post ID: @6jej+F2bGgiz

Hater's are always gonna hate - nothing arrogant about spending 38 years working for a company, living below your means, scrimping and saving while raising 5 children and putting them all through college and having savings and no debt........we knew we would retire one day so ya we planned for it....we knew the ride would end one day....and it's what everyone should know and what they should have been doing and if you didn't, the time it now to pay off your debt and save your money

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Post ID: @3acr+F2bGgiz

3axv, you and your buddy Senator Joe McCarthy still worried about those commies lurking around every corner? Duck and cover.

What about that insane Hideki Tojo. That's who keeps me awake at night.

And what of those those dangerous dirigibles. You'll never catch me on one of those newfangled contraptions. If God had meant man to take flight, he'd have been born with wings.

Or, desegregation, don't even get me started.

And polio, that scourge!

I'm getting on my giant front-wheeled bicycle and getting the heck outta here.

I'll catcha later, I'm eatin' a potato, twenty-three skidoo, and all that.

Next stop, Willoughby.

Go Trump!!!!!!!!!!

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Post ID: @3akr+F2bGgiz

Better move money out of 401k pay your taxes on it now and put it into rental properties or gold and a Roth with utility stocks

In future communists in govt will tax away 50% or more when you take money out

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Post ID: @3axv+F2bGgiz

After the last layoffs in November where 60% cuts took place the last remaining contractors have been released just before Christmas - Now the remaining employees will have to adjust to having the Shift Differential eliminated for 2016 - with more cuts we are preparing to bring in our own toilet paper

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Post ID: @3fot+F2bGgiz

28 years at wireless no pension there....over the years salary originaed at 37.5 hours changed to 40 hours....vacation stripped ...and baby makers rewarded by both time off , insurance payouts, and more promotions...what are they trying to boost their corporate war machine...good luck with that . most kids don't know how many cylinders are in the car their mommy bought them!

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Post ID: @2gth+F2bGgiz

I still think it is arrogant to post how much savings you have when some people on here can't sleep at night wondering how to pay mortgage, tuitions, health benefits....household bill, when the severance runs out ...and it will, very quickly...The job market is not looking good it you are over 40 and is NOT good for over 50+.

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Post ID: @1laz+F2bGgiz

"say hello to santa" LOL

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Post ID: @1san+F2bGgiz

I got 23 Years in. 401k's just shy of $600k.

Buyout, were I to leave now, perhaps $220k.

But, if I keep on busily working away (if able) and saving for a rainy day until my 30th year, it blooms to $500k.

$500k, plus whatever my 401k equals by then makes the original poster's numbers seem reasonable enough for two people, though their 401k direction decisions must have been very poor ones. At least, if they had decent time in, but perhaps they were not too far into their careers?

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Post ID: @1dom+F2bGgiz

How could you possible have 1.7 million saved? What dept were each of you in? Best of luck to you both there is life after Verizon!!!

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Post ID: @1auk+F2bGgiz

1.7 million is petty cash

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Post ID: @1yne+F2bGgiz

1.7 mil, if Hillary gets elected you'll be homeless.

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Post ID: @1zus+F2bGgiz

And you also have that bridge in Brooklyn to sell if things get tight don't you? Hey, say hello to Santa for me when he comes down your chimney with more bags of money for you and your unemployed husband.

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Post ID: @fvh+F2bGgiz

I don't think it was bad of them to tell us what they saved for retirement. Everyone needs to do that. It has put them in a comfortable position now that the RIFs have come. Yes, it is terrible to be let go like you meant nothing to them after all those years. That is another lesson for everyone- don't give up everything for your job and put your family and health first and save for retirement.

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Post ID: @kcy+F2bGgiz

Really, How arrogant to post that you have 1.7 million. There are people that lost everything and you have enough gall to post this. what a disgrace. I guess you are one of those that care about themselves. Greedy !

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Post ID: @wqh+F2bGgiz

lol....You two should have used a better financial adviser. I have almost that by myself and only have 19 years in.

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Post ID: @mxb+F2bGgiz

That's it? Between the two of you?

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Post ID: @wia+F2bGgiz

Bullshitters work at VZ?

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Post ID: @ern+F2bGgiz

Oh, $1.7, thanks for sharing that with us. Thanks for being modest

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