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nasa1974's Account Talk
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Nasa, OPM website has a link where you can see the status of pending retirements.... OPM.GOV/RETIREMENT on webpage quick link on right side of page, "retirement processing status" Also, Just received my first interim pay 5/1/12, amount appears to be very low, about 60% of 22 yrs Govt service, no military time, sick leave time calculated. I retired @ 70.5K high 3, and am getting $830 monthly !!! Good thing I'm financially prepared to wait 7-9 months. Congratulations..
Nasa, OPM website has a link where you can see the status of pending retirements.... OPM.GOV/RETIREMENT on webpage quick link on right side of page, "retirement processing status" Also, Just received my first interim pay 5/1/12, amount appears to be very low, about 60% of 22 yrs Govt service, no military time, sick leave time calculated. I retired @ 70.5K high 3, and am getting $830 monthly !!! Good thing I'm financially prepared to wait 7-9 months. Congratulations..
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Thanks Dutchy. I had 38 Years Government, 3.5 Air Force (payed back) and sick time gave me 42 years total government service. I will check out the website.
Thanks Dutchy. I had 38 Years Government, 3.5 Air Force (payed back) and sick time gave me 42 years total government service. I will check out the website.
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Khotso
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Incredible! Glad its whatever millions of miles away!
While I'm here, a belated congratulations and best wishes on your recent retirement Nasa! I'm not far behind you so I'll be checking your "retirement story" posts with great interest.
RealMoneyIssues
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I just wish I wasn't in the S fund...
Other than the G & F all the funds stink and the F fund isn't much better.
RealMoneyIssues
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If Facebook moves their IPO to the right again, the markets are going to correct...
Just saw in the paper this morning that the CEO of Facebook turns 28 today. Wish I had just 1% of his money. :laugh:
RealMoneyIssues
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I would take 0.1%, not greedy...
Ya... That Zuckerberg is a fresh faced lookin kid is'nt he?? I think he's worth 30-40 Bil? And who knows after Facebook IPO ??? Another cheer for Capitalism. Do you read his former Facebook co-founder, Savoran, I think his name is, is taking Singapore citizenship before the IPO to avoid US taxes....
Would be nice to close those loopholes for tax purposes.
Handballer
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If you had 1% of his money, you could devide it with all of us at TspTalk and make all of us rich.
Nasa, No one likes losses but at least you were near the top of the tracker and had some gains to give back a little..... My max gain YTD was about 2.5% and that's long gone!! Dang it too... And no more contributions for us to make to bulk up the account a little either... That takes getting a little used too.
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