quinnchr

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   by quinnchr 14y ago

   Hmm yes those 1/3 of Fortune 1000 companies who do decide to prefund (which is entirely optional, unlike for the USPS) do so at average of 30% of liability. At the USPS pre-funding rate they're projected to have 73% of future liability fund
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   by quinnchr 14y ago

   The USPS hasn't taken tax payer money since 1982 and has posted profits almost every year up until 2006 when the new retirement pre-funding requirements were introduced. The USPS is the only agency required to pre-fund their retirement plan
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   by quinnchr 14y ago

   The "rules" are decided by the status qou, those who are already have power and intend to maintain it. The purpose of the law is to enforce the interests of the dominant political power. Judging the banks by the laws they lobbied to enact i
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   by quinnchr 16y ago

   I have a very flexible employer who allows me to work from home. So last summer I decided to bike across the US and work while I went. After buying the bike and camping gear my only expenses were internet and food. There's nothing quite lik