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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: GST who wrote (243617)4/10/2010 1:27:24 AM
From: Skeeter BugRead Replies (3) of 306849
 
>>You see this is where the ignorance, fear, hatred and flat out propaganda kicks in. In order to get 90% of their pay, the average California State worker would have to have been on the job for 40 years -- which means there is no way they could retire at 49, or 55 -- unless they began their service at age 15.<<

GST, you are simply lying.

“That’s our group,” said Hamm. “We negotiated the ‘3-at-50’ plan.”

calpensions.com

3% x 30 years = 90% at 50 if one starts at 20.

and the pay is pretty good, too.

chp.ca.gov

read on down - $109k per year after 5 years...

that's more than an *most* degreed engineers make for the same work experience - and will often entail fewer hours worked. oh, and the engineers get no pension equal to 90% of their salary after 30 years... forever.

stop spreading lies and accusing people who tell the truth of lying.

deal with the truth, mr. misinformation clown.

and while we are exposing your lies... the ice is growing...

news.com.au

wrong way GST...
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