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LisaM

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1. Interesting.

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Tue Feb 28, 2017, 04:51 PM

Feb 2017

Would it apply in all cases? I mean, if they choose to job-hop (versus leaving jobs for perfectly good reasons or being laid off or whatever). It seems to me that should factor in.

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Finally, a Retirement Plan for Job-Hopping Millennials [View all] elleng Feb 2017 OP

Interesting. LisaM Feb 2017 #1

Why should it not apply to "job-hoppers"? ret5hd Feb 2017 #3

Why should it? LisaM Feb 2017 #4

It's the employees money. It's a state-run IRA it sounds to me. ret5hd Feb 2017 #5

Finally! Whole bunchesof people have been working on portable retirement plans... TreasonousBastard Feb 2017 #2