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Got Pension Questions? Get Free Help

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For free legal advice and support about your retirement plan, turn to this counseling program

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How to find a lost pension

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When Frank Marroquin retired last year, he expected to live on his monthly $1,660 Social Security check, but then he remembered he was eligible for a pension from a former employer.

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A New Chapter of Pension Plan Woes

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Pensions used to be a reliable stream of retirement income, but these twists and turns could put a pension benefit in jeopardy.

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[UPDATED] American Airlines’ bankruptcy – what does it mean for its pensions?

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No doubt you’ve heard that American Airlines has filed for bankruptcy. The airline has four underfunded pension plans, and their fate is the source of much speculation. Despite meetings the company has held with employees to discuss their pensions, workers remain concerned.

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Money 911: Lower your credit card debt [VIDEO]

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CNBC's Sharon Epperson answers a viewer's question about a pension.

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10 Things Pension Plans Won't Tell You

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Yes, they still exist. And some of them toy with taxpayer money.

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Unfair Pension Takebacks: What Can Be Done to Protect Retirees

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Recoupment occurs when a pension plan administrator erroneously overpays pension benefits to retirees. Often these overpayments are made for many years before anyone realizes that a mistake has been made. When a plan finally realizes it has made a mistake, it corrects future payments and recoups the overpaid amounts either by reducing future payments or demanding a lump sum.

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Do You Have a Pension You Don't Know About?

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Late last year, Vicki and Dale Lloyd opted to begin receiving pension benefits after 57-year-old Dale was diagnosed with cancer. After careful consideration the pair decided that a 75 percent distribution was the best option to meet their financial needs.

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Benefits Committee Can be Sued for Benefits Misrepresentation

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A Mars, Inc. retiree can pursue fiduciary breach claims against the Mars Benefit Plans Committee, but not against the company, for misrepresenting the monthly retirement benefit amount to which she was entitled.

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When Benefits Bite Back

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The Supreme Court is set to answer a question with huge implications for workers: Are employers' promises of benefits such as pension payments and health-care insurance worth the paper they are written on?

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