[klaatumail] Re: Hit a Milestone No KK
- From: "Terry Andrews" <t.andrews@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: klaatumail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2010 20:39:48 +0000
Way to go Tom!
Here's my story. I'm in transition from working for a company to being a
broker. There's a lot on my plate right now.
With all of that crap going on, I received a phone from my ex saying my
daughter was in an accident with my car. The car, I been told is wrote off. The
car was leased and the end date is the 21st of this month. I even went to the
bank to refinance. It's a sucky day.
And no, nobody was hurt. Thank God!
Teer
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From: Marc Tobolski <marc_tobolski@xxxxxxxxx>
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Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2010 11:23:10
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Like winning the lottery. Congrats!
Marc T
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Sent: Tue, October 12, 2010 7:54:07 AM
Subject: [klaatumail] Hit a Milestone No KK
Friends, today I hit a big milestone.
The large multinational insurance and financial conglomerate that I work
for, decided to send the majority of the corporate accounting and finance
positions to a company in India, (that is owned my American express). I
do regulatory and compliance reporting for them. Yesterday I received a
60 day notice that my job is being sent to India and that I would no
longer be employed after December 9th. I have had to train the person
taking my job.
However, because I am 52 (or older) I can opt to take a retirement package
which includes, a lump sum payout of half my annual salary, a monthly
pension until I am dead, and unemployment for 18 months. The pension is
pretty generous, sightly better than if I waited until 55 (which I had
planned to do anyway).
So, at 52 and after 35 years of service, I am going to retire. I saved
a ton in my 401k which has been in a guaranteed fund for the past several
years and has not lost any money.
Merry Christmas to me. I can't hardly believe it.
Tom Warfel
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