Thread regarding Mondelez International Inc. layoffs

Very bad timing

This company picked a very worst time to let people go. The 401K is so depleted there's nothing left of it almost. Also if you take a lump sum retirement the interest rates are so high now you will take a big hit on that. Guess they don't care about people being in poverty.

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Post ID: @OP+1iBqHzZy

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you can cash out your pension at anytime if you leave the company. however for monthly pay out it starts at 55

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Post ID: @2dcr+1iBqHzZy

I'm mid 40's, gotta pension, but the big lump sum amount doesn't show available until 55 on that fidelity website. Not sure if I can get the lump sum before 55??

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Post ID: @2wzd+1iBqHzZy

Just like social security. In my mind the deceased monthly amount, which doesnt seem that substantial, outweighs waiting til 65. I plan you use personal saving and 401 first.

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Post ID: @1qut+1iBqHzZy

You can take your pension before 65 but they will cut it substantially. Then as they said earlier if you get a lump sum the current High interest rates are calculated into it and will lower it bye as much as 10% or more. You lose both ways

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Post ID: @1jeg+1iBqHzZy

You DO NOT have to be 65 to take pension.

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Post ID: @1wpv+1iBqHzZy

Can’t get pension til 65

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Post ID: @1xna+1iBqHzZy

Need to remember that newer folks have no pension. Just 401

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Post ID: @bhp+1iBqHzZy

If you worked during the Nabisco era your retirement is almost nothing. Under the old Nabisco system you would get 2/3 of your salary for life now they have screwed it up where you almost getting nothing

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Post ID: @dkx+1iBqHzZy

Yes I found out the hard way the higher the interest rates go the more they will cut your lump sum.

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Post ID: @nlu+1iBqHzZy

Until recently i wasnt aware the lump could fluctuate.😟

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