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Anon-C

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7. Granted! I broke my own rule by concerning myself with what others made, and accordingly made a fool

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Reply #6)

Mon Apr 16, 2018, 01:29 PM

Apr 2018

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A $76,000 Monthly Pension: Why States and Cities Are Short on Cash [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Apr 2018 OP

Just another example of the total corruption within the higher education system. democratisphere Apr 2018 #1

The Bellotti pension is even more annoying than that! MissB Apr 2018 #2

I have studied public pensions and governments ability to pay them. wasupaloopa Apr 2018 #3

Thank you. alarimer Apr 2018 #9

Correct on all points ohtransplant Apr 2018 #10

Thank you. The idea is to turn non-pension people against those who have them. lostnfound Apr 2018 #11

2009-2010 was over $800k! Anon-C Apr 2018 #4

He was an eye surgeon. What do other retired eye surgeons earn on their Sophia4 Apr 2018 #5

Well said, to your last points I agree whole-heartedly! nt Anon-C Apr 2018 #8

An ophthalmologist heading a medical school probably puts in more than 80 hours per week. mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2018 #6

Granted! I broke my own rule by concerning myself with what others made, and accordingly made a fool Anon-C Apr 2018 #7

A family member has AMD. Im very happy that this research is being done. Nice to see.. lostnfound Apr 2018 #12

I do have an issue when the system is gamed by spiking pensions right before retirement MichMan Apr 2018 #13

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