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My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Petey Greene
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Date: January 23, 2016 05:42PM
Both asking about retirement advice and what process we went through to select our Southern U.S. retirement location. They also asked whether I missed the snow and cold. Hahahahaha.
I just laughed, reminding them both that the crappy weather (both Summer and Winter) is the price you pay for having a decent job in the D.C. area.
I told them to keep their noses to the grind wheel, work hard, stay healthy, and they, too, one day will be able to get their asses out of that hellhole of an area.
BTW, shot an 82 today. About what I usually shoot.
I just laughed, reminding them both that the crappy weather (both Summer and Winter) is the price you pay for having a decent job in the D.C. area.
I told them to keep their noses to the grind wheel, work hard, stay healthy, and they, too, one day will be able to get their asses out of that hellhole of an area.
BTW, shot an 82 today. About what I usually shoot.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Steven Oslinski
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Date: January 23, 2016 05:44PM
Where in the D.C. area did you live, where did your girls go to school and what did you do while in the area?
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Petey Greene
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Date: January 23, 2016 05:46PM
Steven Oslinski Wrote:
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> Where in the D.C. area did you live, where did
> your girls go to school and what did you do while
> in the area?
We lived in Fairfax Station. My girls of course went to Robinson. Both my wife and I worked at and retired from the World Bank.
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> Where in the D.C. area did you live, where did
> your girls go to school and what did you do while
> in the area?
We lived in Fairfax Station. My girls of course went to Robinson. Both my wife and I worked at and retired from the World Bank.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Brian Sullivan
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Date: January 23, 2016 05:49PM
Petey Greene Wrote:
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> Steven Oslinski Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Where in the D.C. area did you live, where did
> > your girls go to school and what did you do
> while
> > in the area?
>
> We lived in Fairfax Station. My girls of course
> went to Robinson. Both my wife and I worked at
> and retired from the World Bank.
Jesus Christ, both you and your wife retired with World Bank pensions? I imagine you're living quite large. Fucking insane.
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> Steven Oslinski Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Where in the D.C. area did you live, where did
> > your girls go to school and what did you do
> while
> > in the area?
>
> We lived in Fairfax Station. My girls of course
> went to Robinson. Both my wife and I worked at
> and retired from the World Bank.
Jesus Christ, both you and your wife retired with World Bank pensions? I imagine you're living quite large. Fucking insane.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Petey Greene
()
Date: January 23, 2016 05:50PM
Brian Sullivan Wrote:
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> Petey Greene Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Steven Oslinski Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Where in the D.C. area did you live, where
> did
> > > your girls go to school and what did you do
> > while
> > > in the area?
> >
> > We lived in Fairfax Station. My girls of
> course
> > went to Robinson. Both my wife and I worked at
> > and retired from the World Bank.
>
> Jesus Christ, both you and your wife retired with
> World Bank pensions? I imagine you're living
> quite large. Fucking insane.
We're getting by.
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> Petey Greene Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Steven Oslinski Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Where in the D.C. area did you live, where
> did
> > > your girls go to school and what did you do
> > while
> > > in the area?
> >
> > We lived in Fairfax Station. My girls of
> course
> > went to Robinson. Both my wife and I worked at
> > and retired from the World Bank.
>
> Jesus Christ, both you and your wife retired with
> World Bank pensions? I imagine you're living
> quite large. Fucking insane.
We're getting by.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
ffffffffffffffffffffffffffuuuuuu
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Date: January 23, 2016 08:57PM
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Paradise??
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Date: January 23, 2016 09:04PM
For someone who believes they're living in paradise, you sure do spend a lot of time on this board. If life is truly what you claim it is where you live, why keep coming back here and posting?
Me? I'm only on here because I'm not out driving because of the storm.
Me? I'm only on here because I'm not out driving because of the storm.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
peasants
()
Date: January 23, 2016 09:07PM
The pay at the World bank sucks. Good pension though,
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
DrWang
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Date: January 23, 2016 09:57PM
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/25/2016 11:05PM by DrWang.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/25/2016 11:05PM by DrWang.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
causeican
()
Date: January 24, 2016 12:06AM
grind wheel?
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
interested.
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Date: January 24, 2016 12:10AM
More details on the daughters please. I will be happy to check in on them for you. I will have 2 pensions when I retire and can take good care of them. Thanks.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Sugar Daddy
()
Date: January 24, 2016 12:12AM
interested. Wrote:
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> More details on the daughters please. I will be
> happy to check in on them for you. I will have 2
> pensions when I retire and can take good care of
> them. Thanks.
I'm sure the girls will more than oblige to your offer since they won't have to do the hard work that daddy has recommended for them to build up their savings and pension plans.
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> More details on the daughters please. I will be
> happy to check in on them for you. I will have 2
> pensions when I retire and can take good care of
> them. Thanks.
I'm sure the girls will more than oblige to your offer since they won't have to do the hard work that daddy has recommended for them to build up their savings and pension plans.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Gator Bites
()
Date: January 24, 2016 11:16AM
Petey Greene Wrote:
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> BTW, shot an 82 today. About what I usually shoot.
Let us know how the back nine went.
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> BTW, shot an 82 today. About what I usually shoot.
Let us know how the back nine went.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Ralph Pootawn
()
Date: January 24, 2016 11:24AM
interested. Wrote:
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> More details on the daughters please. I will be
> happy to check in on them for you. I will have 2
> pensions when I retire and can take good care of
> them. Thanks.
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> More details on the daughters please. I will be
> happy to check in on them for you. I will have 2
> pensions when I retire and can take good care of
> them. Thanks.
Attachments:
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Let's see...
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Date: January 24, 2016 12:05PM
peasants Wrote:
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> The pay at the World bank sucks. Good pension though.
Not all that great actually. 1% of your high-3 per year of service, but with significant penalties prior to age 62. 401-k sort of account does have a generous Bank contribution of 10%, but it is funded with after-tax dollars. Only earnings are tax-deferred. The plan offers a limited and rather unexciting choice of four investment funds. Overall, the World Bank plan would of course dwarf what many private sector unfortunates might qualify for, but the plan is not what it once was, and in comparison to other public sector systems, it's not so great at all.
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> The pay at the World bank sucks. Good pension though.
Not all that great actually. 1% of your high-3 per year of service, but with significant penalties prior to age 62. 401-k sort of account does have a generous Bank contribution of 10%, but it is funded with after-tax dollars. Only earnings are tax-deferred. The plan offers a limited and rather unexciting choice of four investment funds. Overall, the World Bank plan would of course dwarf what many private sector unfortunates might qualify for, but the plan is not what it once was, and in comparison to other public sector systems, it's not so great at all.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Provincials at work...
()
Date: January 24, 2016 12:33PM
DrWang Wrote:
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> World Bank is going to start making massive cuts,
> because the world has caught on that they do
> absolutely fuck all for anyone but themselves. The
> UN is one thing but the WB really is a colossal
> waste of money. And yes America, you pay the most
> for it.
Worried about "world government" again, eh? Despite your bumpkin fears and trepidation, the World Bank Group is going nowhere.
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> World Bank is going to start making massive cuts,
> because the world has caught on that they do
> absolutely fuck all for anyone but themselves. The
> UN is one thing but the WB really is a colossal
> waste of money. And yes America, you pay the most
> for it.
Worried about "world government" again, eh? Despite your bumpkin fears and trepidation, the World Bank Group is going nowhere.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Not sure, but...
()
Date: January 24, 2016 12:34PM
causeican Wrote:
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> grind wheel?
...I think it's similar to a fly-stone.
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> grind wheel?
...I think it's similar to a fly-stone.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Dick Steward
()
Date: January 24, 2016 04:56PM
Let's see... Wrote:
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> peasants Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The pay at the World bank sucks. Good pension
> though.
>
> Not all that great actually. 1% of your high-3
> per year of service, but with significant
> penalties prior to age 62. 401-k sort of account
> does have a generous Bank contribution of 10%, but
> it is funded with after-tax dollars. Only
> earnings are tax-deferred. The plan offers a
> limited and rather unexciting choice of four
> investment funds. Overall, the World Bank plan
> would of course dwarf what many private sector
> unfortunates might qualify for, but the plan is
> not what it once was, and in comparison to other
> public sector systems, it's not so great at all.
I'm imagining Petey and his wife retired from the World Bank under the previous Defined Pension (Guaranteed for Fucking Life) Retirement plan which was 2nd to none. They are probably receiving close to 80% of what their salaries were before their retirement. I'm guessing that they probably pull in over $300,000 a year in retirement benefits. Their health insurance coverage is probably quite nice as well.
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> peasants Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The pay at the World bank sucks. Good pension
> though.
>
> Not all that great actually. 1% of your high-3
> per year of service, but with significant
> penalties prior to age 62. 401-k sort of account
> does have a generous Bank contribution of 10%, but
> it is funded with after-tax dollars. Only
> earnings are tax-deferred. The plan offers a
> limited and rather unexciting choice of four
> investment funds. Overall, the World Bank plan
> would of course dwarf what many private sector
> unfortunates might qualify for, but the plan is
> not what it once was, and in comparison to other
> public sector systems, it's not so great at all.
I'm imagining Petey and his wife retired from the World Bank under the previous Defined Pension (Guaranteed for Fucking Life) Retirement plan which was 2nd to none. They are probably receiving close to 80% of what their salaries were before their retirement. I'm guessing that they probably pull in over $300,000 a year in retirement benefits. Their health insurance coverage is probably quite nice as well.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Let's see...
()
Date: January 24, 2016 05:03PM
Old system ended in 1998.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Petey Greene
()
Date: January 24, 2016 06:39PM
Let's see... Wrote:
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> Old system ended in 1998.
Sure did. But those of us who were hired into the old system were "Grandfathered."
Petey - Damn it's good to be King.
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> Old system ended in 1998.
Sure did. But those of us who were hired into the old system were "Grandfathered."
Petey - Damn it's good to be King.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Let's see...
()
Date: January 24, 2016 06:46PM
Petey Greene Wrote:
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> Sure did. But those of us who were hired into the
> old system were "Grandfathered."
No, you weren't. You could keep the credits you'd earned as of 1998. Otherwise, it was turn out the lights, the party's over.
> Petey - Damn it's good to be King.
Well, everyone can dream. It doesn't cost anything, after all.
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> Sure did. But those of us who were hired into the
> old system were "Grandfathered."
No, you weren't. You could keep the credits you'd earned as of 1998. Otherwise, it was turn out the lights, the party's over.
> Petey - Damn it's good to be King.
Well, everyone can dream. It doesn't cost anything, after all.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
BFSFCU.org bankin
()
Date: January 24, 2016 07:12PM
Dick Steward Wrote:
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> Let's see... Wrote:
> I'm imagining Petey and his wife retired from the
> World Bank under the previous Defined Pension
> (Guaranteed for Fucking Life) Retirement plan
> which was 2nd to none. They are probably
> receiving close to 80% of what their salaries were
> before their retirement. I'm guessing that they
> probably pull in over $300,000 a year in
> retirement benefits. Their health insurance
> coverage is probably quite nice as well.
+1
My wife and I will never have to touch any of our retirement accounts, mandatory withdrawals aside. I get about 70% of what my salary was. My wife who worked for the government only gets about 30%.
With that said, we prefer a little more exotic destinations, not Florida.
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> Let's see... Wrote:
> I'm imagining Petey and his wife retired from the
> World Bank under the previous Defined Pension
> (Guaranteed for Fucking Life) Retirement plan
> which was 2nd to none. They are probably
> receiving close to 80% of what their salaries were
> before their retirement. I'm guessing that they
> probably pull in over $300,000 a year in
> retirement benefits. Their health insurance
> coverage is probably quite nice as well.
+1
My wife and I will never have to touch any of our retirement accounts, mandatory withdrawals aside. I get about 70% of what my salary was. My wife who worked for the government only gets about 30%.
With that said, we prefer a little more exotic destinations, not Florida.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Petey Greene
()
Date: January 24, 2016 07:32PM
BFSFCU.org bankin Wrote:
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> Dick Steward Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Let's see... Wrote:
>
> > I'm imagining Petey and his wife retired from
> the
> > World Bank under the previous Defined Pension
> > (Guaranteed for Fucking Life) Retirement plan
> > which was 2nd to none. They are probably
> > receiving close to 80% of what their salaries
> were
> > before their retirement. I'm guessing that
> they
> > probably pull in over $300,000 a year in
> > retirement benefits. Their health insurance
> > coverage is probably quite nice as well.
>
> +1
>
>
> My wife and I will never have to touch any of our
> retirement accounts, mandatory withdrawals aside.
> I get about 70% of what my salary was. My wife who
> worked for the government only gets about 30%.
>
> With that said, we prefer a little more exotic
> destinations, not Florida.
We spend only half our year in Florida. We own a 2nd home in Sarlat, France and spend our summers there, among other exotic locations. Florida is a good place to dwell during the winter months.
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> Dick Steward Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Let's see... Wrote:
>
> > I'm imagining Petey and his wife retired from
> the
> > World Bank under the previous Defined Pension
> > (Guaranteed for Fucking Life) Retirement plan
> > which was 2nd to none. They are probably
> > receiving close to 80% of what their salaries
> were
> > before their retirement. I'm guessing that
> they
> > probably pull in over $300,000 a year in
> > retirement benefits. Their health insurance
> > coverage is probably quite nice as well.
>
> +1
>
>
> My wife and I will never have to touch any of our
> retirement accounts, mandatory withdrawals aside.
> I get about 70% of what my salary was. My wife who
> worked for the government only gets about 30%.
>
> With that said, we prefer a little more exotic
> destinations, not Florida.
We spend only half our year in Florida. We own a 2nd home in Sarlat, France and spend our summers there, among other exotic locations. Florida is a good place to dwell during the winter months.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
absentminded
()
Date: January 24, 2016 07:40PM
I have dated a sweet girl off and on since the 60's. She was actually my first true love and we met up again a few years ago. She is now a retired world bank employee and it was so tempting to tap that stuff again. She is still a fabulous girl and we had some fun but I couldn't get past the fact she made more money than me sitting on her butt as I worked my fingers to the bone.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Petey Greene
()
Date: January 24, 2016 08:02PM
Some day, when I have more time, I'll describe in detail how my employer, The Word Bank for Reconstruction and Development, paid my State and Federal taxes as well. Yes, you heard that right. I didn't pay State and Fed taxes.
But, we'll save that discussion for a later time and date. Right now, I'm donning my Columbia fishing shorts and Reefs flip flops and taking my dogs for a walk down along the beach.
But, we'll save that discussion for a later time and date. Right now, I'm donning my Columbia fishing shorts and Reefs flip flops and taking my dogs for a walk down along the beach.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Let's see...
()
Date: January 24, 2016 08:05PM
BFSFCU.org bankin Wrote:
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> My wife and I will never have to touch any of our
> retirement accounts, mandatory withdrawals aside.
> I get about 70% of what my salary was.
Comparable to a fed with about 37 years of service.
> My wife who worked for the government only gets about 30%.
She was covered under FERS and had only about 27 years of service. She will also receive an SS pension based on those years and earnings.
> With that said, we prefer a little more exotic
> destinations, not Florida.
Most people do. Florida is the promised land only in the eyes and minds of people who have never lived there.
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> My wife and I will never have to touch any of our
> retirement accounts, mandatory withdrawals aside.
> I get about 70% of what my salary was.
Comparable to a fed with about 37 years of service.
> My wife who worked for the government only gets about 30%.
She was covered under FERS and had only about 27 years of service. She will also receive an SS pension based on those years and earnings.
> With that said, we prefer a little more exotic
> destinations, not Florida.
Most people do. Florida is the promised land only in the eyes and minds of people who have never lived there.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
UUCYXk
()
Date: January 24, 2016 08:05PM
Petey Greene Wrote:
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> Some day, when I have more time, I'll describe in
> detail how my employer, The Word Bank for
> Reconstruction and Development, paid my State and
> Federal taxes as well. Yes, you heard that right.
> I didn't pay State and Fed taxes.
> But, we'll save that discussion for a later time
> and date. Right now, I'm donning my Columbia
> fishing shorts and Reefs flip flops and taking my
> dogs for a walk down along the beach.
It's called the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Now, more details about the daughters please!!
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> Some day, when I have more time, I'll describe in
> detail how my employer, The Word Bank for
> Reconstruction and Development, paid my State and
> Federal taxes as well. Yes, you heard that right.
> I didn't pay State and Fed taxes.
> But, we'll save that discussion for a later time
> and date. Right now, I'm donning my Columbia
> fishing shorts and Reefs flip flops and taking my
> dogs for a walk down along the beach.
It's called the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Now, more details about the daughters please!!
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
green debit cards unite
()
Date: January 24, 2016 08:07PM
Aetna, CVS meds, best credit union and best rates ever, cool green debit cards, ye ye ye ye we da best!
Those xmas parties were ight too nigga
Those xmas parties were ight too nigga
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
Let's see...
()
Date: January 24, 2016 08:23PM
UUCYXk Wrote:
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> It's called the International Bank for Reconstruction and
> Development. Now, more details about the daughters please!!
IBRD is one of five institutions that make up the World Bank Group. The others are IDA, IFC, MIGA, and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes.
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> It's called the International Bank for Reconstruction and
> Development. Now, more details about the daughters please!!
IBRD is one of five institutions that make up the World Bank Group. The others are IDA, IFC, MIGA, and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes.
Re: My girls, who still live in the D.C. area, both called today.
Posted by:
not buying it
()
Date: January 25, 2016 08:38PM
I, too, think it is very odd that you continue to post here.