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>>26729783
that's what it seems. nice rat fren.

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>inflation-indexed
>defined benefit plan so never have to worry about the pension running out
>8.6% rate of return since it started in 1990 (meaning it weathered both the tech bubble, the Great Recession, and now COVID-19)
>nearly 44k employees paying into it
>97% funded status (80% and above is considered ideal)
>2nd best in the country and 4th in the world according to CEM benchmarking
>will retire at 56
>if I retire earlier I will lose a % of my pension payments

Literally what is the point of investing? I can just throw my savings into a fixed-income investments like bonds and never worry about market downturns or other shit