flightknight
1st Feb 2008, 13:08
This is a question I have heared from my friends and some of their family members. My take on it is : see a financial consultant.
Future airline stocks are a projection of the economy and spending ability of the general public. Mergers could possibly affect present retirement schedule agreements. The age 65 rule has been a contentious issue among pilot groups, so don't expect major concessions during merger talks.
My two-pence : if you're not going to make anymore in retirement benefits, than retire early and increase that nest egg by doing something different like business, flying a contract job or corporate.
http://www.aero-news.net/index.cfm?ContentBlockID=7b7a8b4d-15d6-4f98-a945-b75a97f0f89b&
Future airline stocks are a projection of the economy and spending ability of the general public. Mergers could possibly affect present retirement schedule agreements. The age 65 rule has been a contentious issue among pilot groups, so don't expect major concessions during merger talks.
My two-pence : if you're not going to make anymore in retirement benefits, than retire early and increase that nest egg by doing something different like business, flying a contract job or corporate.
http://www.aero-news.net/index.cfm?ContentBlockID=7b7a8b4d-15d6-4f98-a945-b75a97f0f89b&