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Posted on 11/13/18 at 5:00 pm to Enadious
Are you planning on retiring as soon as you take the pension? If not, I'd take the lump sum and invest it for 3-5 years while continuing to work. At that point you should have a good amount of buffer built up. Put a good bit on your newly made money in cash or something safe like a CD.
$60k pension on $1 mil lump sum though as said is a 6% return which is great. I'd agree with the above that even if you don't take it now, they may force a buy out at some point as that's not sustainable.
Think about it this way OP. You could put $1 mil in a 2.5% CD and it would last you around 17 years. So you'd be 77.
Don't forget that even if you have to use some of your $1 mil principle to get to that $60k, anything you have left over will be better than your pension.
$60k pension on $1 mil lump sum though as said is a 6% return which is great. I'd agree with the above that even if you don't take it now, they may force a buy out at some point as that's not sustainable.
Think about it this way OP. You could put $1 mil in a 2.5% CD and it would last you around 17 years. So you'd be 77.
Don't forget that even if you have to use some of your $1 mil principle to get to that $60k, anything you have left over will be better than your pension.
This post was edited on 11/13/18 at 5:01 pm
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