EK end of service.
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It is not even worth worry about because it is so low. You can't even buy a used car with your EOSB. Just another benefit of slaving for Emirates. Keep Recovering!
Join Date: Jun 2003
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B fund is yours but you only get it when you leave. C fund is voluntary and available anytime. A fund is company contribution and providing you stay long enough you get it when you leave.
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You get the mandatory Gov't guarantee, whichever is greater AND B and C fund.
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You get the mandatory Gov't guarantee, whichever is greater AND B and C fund.
Not quite correct. The B and C funds are your money, which you contribute to and take when you leave. The A fund is the fund where company contributions are placed, you take 50%, 75% or 100% of this when you leave depending on your period of service.
Should buy a nice bottle of wine if you leave it stew long enough.
Don
Edited to say...oops, this is what Canadiansk is saying. I no speaker de english good.
Should buy a nice bottle of wine if you leave it stew long enough.
Don
Edited to say...oops, this is what Canadiansk is saying. I no speaker de english good.
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Forget about the C fund, most of us don't have it. It's an alternative way to save money. You have the companies contributions A fund and your B fund. You get a percentage of A ( 75% after 5 years, 100% after 7 ) and all of the b fund no matter when you leave. After 7 years you might be able to buy yourself a nice boat, and maybe a sail....
saltaire...........
Boat AND sails at 7 years.
Are you sure about that? I always thought that if you want sails too, then it's going to extend you out a few more years past the 7.
Boat AND sails at 7 years.
Are you sure about that? I always thought that if you want sails too, then it's going to extend you out a few more years past the 7.
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Basically, the EOSB is the LEGAL MINIMUM the company needs to give you when you leave. The A fund should cover this, but in case your A fund underperforms quite a lot, the company has to give you extra money to match up with the EOSB.
Don't worry about it, it's peanuts...
MR8
Don't worry about it, it's peanuts...
MR8
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Your end of service benefit is also in USD so if you are leaving to go back to Europe, Oz or just about anywhere else in the world you will also be screwed on the exchange rate. 
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The old ten year $1 000 000 USD trick eh. I've now heard the rumour so many times that you would have to believe the recruiters spread it. It's rife among the QF and VB set and I've even been told that it's being peddled around CX.
I've been here nine years and the provident fund is worth slightly better than a 1/6 th of that. The Arab gents who own EK are tight as fish's bums (when it comes to business) and there is no chance in the world that you will get that kind of cash after ten years in the land of sand.
I've been here nine years and the provident fund is worth slightly better than a 1/6 th of that. The Arab gents who own EK are tight as fish's bums (when it comes to business) and there is no chance in the world that you will get that kind of cash after ten years in the land of sand.
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It is of course worth pointing out that there is a very good pension scheme after you finish up. It is something like 75% of your wage for life. Pity it is only for Arab pilots. Back when there were pilot meetings the fleet management were directly questioned about this and refused to answer. All locals in Govt jobs (including EK) get it.
