Pensions - What Should I Do ?

william c asked:


There should be no need to have to hire an attorney and lose 25% of your pension when you file for disability. I know several people who can’t work and are in danger of losing everything because Soc. Sec. will not grant them the pension they deserve. The entire process should only take one month to resolve not a year or longer. People can’t survive that amount of time with no income and no ability to work. This is a disgrace for our country. The opinion of two or three doctors should be all that is required to grant the claim. Most people who file are entitled to the pension and will eventually receive their money but in the meantime they lose their houses and their families break up from the stress involved. This is not the way it is supposed to be in the United States of America. We are supposed to have the right of life, liberty and the persuit of happiness. The government denies us those rights when we become disabled and we are denied our benefits for years.

Sofia

Looking ahead asked:


They were called Public Servants. Have the roles been reversed? Are we the servants? A senate of characters who sleep, a house of commons filled with self interested egotists (there are a very rare few looking out for us and have ethics) . Who can fix this rabble?

Morgan

ifoyo asked:


Like Argentina has done?

Abigail

buhbulman101 asked:


so many companies are getting rid of their pensions which they promised employees when they where first hired and leaving people’s lives in ruin. I know people should start saving for retirement, instead of relying on companies to pay for their retirement, but companies should be forced to pay pensions that they promised when they began, and if that still can’t happen the government should still give people money enough for subsistence. that is not counting social security, which will soon go broke.

Sydney

true conservative asked:


The bill the president signed will make it harder for companies to make profits. If they are forced to pay these pensions to people, most companies will go broke. Why cant they just have the option of dumping them if they become to expensive?

Austin

Penelope asked:


Are most big corporations still giving pensions to their workers in this day and age?

Bryan