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| Subject: Missing a Pension Plan | Date: 9/24/2000 6:01 PM | |
| Author: PTMarble | Number: 25029 of 72496 | |
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I've got a question about retirement. After five years (vested), I just left a company that had a pension plan. My new employer does not have a pension plan. Is there a way I can start my own "pension" fund on my own. Is it a annuity? If so, is it variable or fixed? I'm currently 38 years old. I've have a small 401K going from the old company and a small IRA. I miss the pension (or security) aspect of the retirement program with my old company because I don't have a lot in other investments. Thank you for your insights and help. |
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