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Should you take your pension as a lump sum?

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General Motors (GM) and Ford are offering to cash out the pensions of some retirees and instead give them a one-time lump sum payment.

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South Central Pension Rights Project verifies client’s earnings record to retrieve pension

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When companies go out of business or change hands, their pension plans can be affected. Sometimes, a company will terminate its pension plan and purchase annuities from an insurance company for people who are entitled to receive benefits.

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Happy Older Americans Month!

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The start of May marks the beginning of Older Americans Month, a celebration of the contributions older Americans make to society. Sponsored by the U.S.

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Reception honoring the Pension Counseling and Information Program: 20 Years of Success

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On April 24, 2013, the Pension Rights Center celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Pension Counseling and Information Program at a reception in Washington, D.C.

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How to Find Your Lost Pension Money

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It’s not unusual for a worker to lose track of a pension benefit. Perhaps you left an employer long ago and forgot that you left behind a pension. Or maybe you worked for a company that changed owners or went belly up many years ago, and you figured the pension went with it…but you might have been wrong.

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Free help to find lost pensions

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The New England Pension Assistance Project, based at UMass. Boston, will counsel people on ways to track down pension benefits for which they may qualify.

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McLaren Bay Region on pension miscalculation: New option being evaluated, no one will immediately be asked to repay

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McLaren Bay Region has announced it won’t immediately ask any of the retirees who were overpaid because of a pension miscalculation to pay back the money they owe.

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Heard Off the Street: Alcoa chiefs breathing sigh of relief (second item)

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Christine Zarnich of the South Side Slopes often wondered whether the 10 years she put in at Equibank entitled her to a pension. But the 62-year-old could not figure out who or where to call to find out, because the Pittsburgh bank was acquired by Integra in 1993, which was swallowed by National City in 1996, which was taken over by PNC Financial Services in 2008.

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2,100 Ohioans owed $15.22M in unclaimed benefits

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The government agency that insures private-sector pension plans has millions of dollars in unclaimed benefits that belong to more than 2,000 current or former Ohioans.

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