California pension? You probably ought to re-calculate based on what the PBGC would pay when California goes bust and starts issuing script instead of real money.
>>California pension? You probably ought to re-calculate based on what the PBGC would pay when California goes bust and starts issuing script instead of real money.<<
That is part of the reason I am taking it now.
But I am pretty sure the courts will force them to pay Cal Pers even if they don’t spend a dime on anything else. But it is the courts so who knows?
As for “script” (scrip?): I was an employee when California issued IOUs back in the 90s — since they paid interest they ended up being investment grade instruments.
It isn’t enough to really make much of a difference but it is a nice to have.