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Woman charged with impersonating dead mother to collect pension

Ferndale - A Washington state woman has been accused of impersonating her mother, who died in 2007, in order to collect her pension benefits.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

Putting the 'dem' in pandemic: Anti-union budget battles spread

The fleeing method used by Wisconsin democratic lawmakers to prevent quorum has now been imitated by Indiana. As many state require drastic budget changes, similar techniques by the opposition threaten to become a trend.

In the Media by Vincent Sobotka - 2 comments

Nortel pensioners protest at Ontario's Queen's Park

Nortel pensioners were at Queen's Park this afternoon protesting the Ontario's government plan to wind up their pension fund and convert it into individual annuities with various financial institutions.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

France preparing pension reform

French pension system is in troubles. The overall population gets older and there are less workers but more and more retired people.

In the Media by Miroslav Kucera

Op-Ed: Court rules former CEO must live on pension of $25,637 a month

Former Hydro One CEO, Eleanor Clitheroe, lost her bid to have her pension from the Province of Ontario increased. Instead of the $33,644 she wanted, she will have to make do with a pension of $25,637 a month when she retires.

In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 4 comments

Op-Ed: Canadian Auto Workers rally at Queen's Park over pension concerns

CAW members gathered at Queen's Park yesterday to publicize their demands that the government guarantee members' pensions.

In the Media by Don Rennick - 1 comment

Sacked banker to get £650,000-a-year pension

Disgraced former boss of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), Sir Fred Goodwin has refused to give up a £650,000 a year pension despite widespread outrage.

In the Media by Naved Akhtar

Hero Pilot Sullenberger Pay Was Cut 40 Percent, No Pension

Chesley Sullenberger, the hero pilot who rescued Flight 1549 and saved all 155 people aboard, told a government committee that he suffered a 40 per cent pay cut to stay in the job and his pensions were terminated.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 4 comments

Op-Ed: The Biggest Economic Issue in 2009 - Public Sector Pensions

Bruised retirement portfolios, pensions funded by taxpayers, ballooning liability -- the pension crisis is borne from the global downturns. A Las Vegas proposal could bring a solution to the table.

In the Media by Bill Tufts