Early Retirement - Planning early retirement - What Investment


Planning early retirement
What Investment, UK - May 29, 2008
Celebrating a 50th birthday between now and 5 April 2010 means pension benefits can be taken immediately, but turning 50 even a day after this date will

… read more

General Motors said yesterday that about 19,000 hourly employees, or about one-fourth of its U.S. blue-collar work force, will take buyout or early retirement offers, with most leaving the company by July 1. … read more

DETROIT (AP) — General Motors says that one-quarter of its U.S. hourly workers will take the company’s latest buyout and early retirement offers. That will open the door for new hires making less money. … read more

General Motors says 19,000 workers accepted buyout and early retirement offers as the automaker’s restructuring gains steam … read more


St. Petersburg Times looks to early retirement to cut staff
Bizjournals.com, NC - May 28, 2008
Just after its Tampa competitor announced broad layoffs, the St. Petersburg Times says it is looking to cut its staff. The 300000 daily circulation paper,

… read more


GM says 19K US hourly workers taking its buyout offers
The Associated Press - May 29, 2008
DETROIT (AP) General Motors Corp. said Thursday that a quarter of its US hourly workers will take the company's latest buyout and early retirement offers,

… read more


Six tips to retire rich and early
Economic Times, India - 17 hours ago
In such a scenario, early retirement has become more a need than desire. In India too, a booming economy, rising stock prices, increase in salaries and

… read more

General Motors Corp. said Thursday that a quarter of its U.S. hourly workers will take the company’s latest buyout and early retirement offers, opening the door for new hires who will make less money. The automaker said Thursday that 19,000 workers had agreed to take the buyout offers and leave the company by July 1. GM offered buyouts to all 74,000 of its U.S. hourly workers. GM never said … … read more

DETROIT - General Motors Corp. said yesterday that a quarter of its U.S. hourly workers will take the company’s latest buyout and early retirement offers as the automaker scrambles to reinvent itself into a smaller, leaner company less reliant on pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles. … read more