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Jay C
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In my opinion, the retirees retired with a financial plan on how they could survive, based on their income. Nobody, I mean nobody, should have the right to tamper with their retirement income or their benefits that they retired with. Their survival plan was based on their income and benefits that they would have, after they retired. So it is not right for either to be altered in any way. Is there a funding problem? Absolutely. But the powers that be, should have been looking forward far enough to see the decline in contributing members. We all seen the decline in members, yet they did nothing about it.
let's assume that a $40M monthly pension payment is a massive amount of money..and let's assume that to improve funding that amount might have to be increased 12% by law..where would that money come from? The funds are already in 'critical status' the next step is 'default status' and it don't get worse then that. It's my guess they either get the reform or they are history