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> where they bump pay 20-30% in their last year to get that pension benefit for the rest of their lives I've heard this claim many times before. Is there data
by Gustomaximus 6y ago
> where they bump pay 20-30% in their last year to get that pension benefit for the rest of their lives
I've heard this claim many times before. Is there data supporting this or did a handful of people do it and word spreads like it is far more common that actual.
- dantheman 6y agoThis one is a bit old: Pension spiking could cost CalPERS nearly $800 million https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-pension-spiking-report-20140910-story.html https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-pension-spiking-repor...