Steve is choosing between two jobs at Smithsonian museums. One job is funded through the federal government and offers a pension plan. The other job is privately funded and offers a 403(b) plan similar to a 401(k) plan, in which the Smithsonian would contribute 7% of Steve's salary. What factor would make Steve prefer the federal job and pension
All of Steve's grandparents lived to ages over 100 and one even over 110. Steve expects stock market returns to continue to be over 10% through the next decade. Steve and his wife plan to relocate to Hawaii when she finishes law school. Steve's father manages investments and they enjoy discussing investment decisions together.
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A and C MAKE SENSE
no sense
Is pension related to the stock market?
nope
The employer's contributions to pensions and 401(k) plans are considered deferred compensation. In other words, the employer does not pay a worker right away but promises to pay years later in retirement. The worker does not pay taxes on deferred pay until after retirement.
What I am seeing indicates that the stock market does influence pension.
b makes sense out of all of them
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304202204579252261223795506
Agreed
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