Good news for pilots - retirement age

"Margy Natalie" wrote

TSP this year is $15,500. Since I just started with the govt. I get 0%
from them. After a year I think I might get 3%. I'm also in the govt.
pension which according to most is worth almost nothing.

So, how are things shaking out with your new position? Still enjoying going
to work, I would imagine. :-)
--
Jim in NC

Morgans wrote:

"Margy Natalie" wrote

TSP this year is $15,500. Since I just started with the govt. I get
0% from them. After a year I think I might get 3%. I'm also in the
govt. pension which according to most is worth almost nothing.

So, how are things shaking out with your new position? Still enjoying
going to work, I would imagine. :-)
I have to stop coming up with great ideas as I'm getting way too much
work!! I have a bunch of things in the planning stages that are above
and beyond my "job", but that's what makes things interesting. The
docents still like me so I guess I'm doing my job.

Margy

"Margy Natalie" wrote

I have to stop coming up with great ideas as I'm getting way too much
work!! I have a bunch of things in the planning stages that are above and
beyond my "job", but that's what makes things interesting. The docents
still like me so I guess I'm doing my job.

Chuckle

And more, no doubt.

Knowing a little of your personality, you will _always_ be trying to do more
than what is required. It is that work ethic that makes our country great.
We need more people with work ethics like you! :-)
--
Jim in NC

Morgans wrote:

"Margy Natalie" wrote

I have to stop coming up with great ideas as I'm getting way too much
work!! I have a bunch of things in the planning stages that are above
and beyond my "job", but that's what makes things interesting. The
docents still like me so I guess I'm doing my job.


Chuckle

And more, no doubt.

Knowing a little of your personality, you will _always_ be trying to do
more than what is required. It is that work ethic that makes our
country great. We need more people with work ethics like you! :-)

Yeah, but getting anything done requires so much pounding your head
against a brick wall. No wonder people give up and do "just what's
required".

Margy