And now to retire in real estate depressed Florida . . . cha-ching!
Using the term teacher to describe employees of the NYC Department of Education is a misnomer. They should be accurately described as baby sitters, classroom watchers or custodians of illiterates. There is little or no teaching in NYC public schools.
Using the term teacher to describe employees of the NYC Department of Education is a misnomer. They should be accurately described as baby sitters, classroom watchers or custodians of illiterates. There is little or no teaching in NYC public schools.
This is a ticking time bomb in cities across the country and is the result of an unholy alliance between Democrat politicians and the public sector union. This will bankrupt many cities and counties across the landscape.
Why are the taxpayers being forced to pay these people while they are sucking us dry?
Check out California
“3,090 retired teachers and administrators receive pensions in excess of $100,000 from CalSTRS.
They’re all listed here
http://www.californiapensionreform.com/database.asp?vttable=calstrs
Source
http://beforeitsnews.com/story/18694/Search_the_CalSTRS_100,000_Pension_Club_database.html
70,000 retirees. 3.8 billion paid out. About $55,000 per year for pension. Not bad, not bad at all. It’s more than many make WORKING. Not to mention their benefits package and how that equates into the pension.
Making $100,000 a year in a government pension, is similar to a person in the private sector accumulating 2.5 Million dollars in an IRA/401K with their own monies set aside. Time to lock these people up.
I am thinking the same thing with the 401K; etc that have been stolen.
They get Social Security on top of these pensions.
$100,000 pensions - unbelievable. But the rest of us in the private sector are greedy and have to redistribute our money.