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Roy, file upload works now. thanks for the quick settings change.

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that the following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /About Your Benefits: Post-Employment

Yahoo doesn't love me anymore so I'm over here now. [ Lots of situations like this~! [ - Employers who think you have no other choice [ - Religions who say you'll go to hell if you convert out. [ -

redrock, Thanks for the lead. I changed the settings to allow subscribers to upload files. Try it again.

Roy, still not able to upload files. This post may be the issue: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/9664

Thanks. I see it nicely. wrote:

redrock, Yes, members can upload files. Since you are a new member in this group, you were automatically on moderation. You are now unmoderated. Try it now and see if it works for you.

I was unable to upload an IBM benefits file to the files section. Do subscribers have permission to upload files? The file I was attempting to upload is attached to this post. 10/29/19 edit? -

Yes Bill Reace, there is a way to migrate all of the messages from the Yahoo ibmpension group to this groups.io ibmpension group. However, it requires an owner/moderator of the Yahoo ibmpension group

Is there any way to copy all the notes from YahooGroups to here? Bill Reace

Good point John. Welcome to the group, and thanks for breaking the ice.

How useful can this group be, if the last post is over a year old?? Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows 10

https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/b19g7ll6pt48by/IBM-s-U-S-Pension-Chief-Investment-Officer-Steps-Down

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/05/16/ibms_pension_fund_sells_most_of_its_ibm_shares/

Yeah, there was no increase in '08, only the threat to do so. It is what it is! Don

re:2008, The only pension increase that I remember was in the late 1990's; I believe it was 1998, and was about 2% which didn't cover the increase in medical insurance costs transferred to the

As I recall, the last indication that IBM was intending to add to the US pensioner's income was in 2008, just before the bottom fell out of the economy. It has been silence since then.. Fortunately,

http://www.pionline.com/article/20180228/ONLINE/180229837/ibm-dials-up-400-million-contribution-for-non-us-plans-in-2018 "Most of the contributions will go to pension plans in Japan, Spain and the

See the key paragraph: Team Productivity vs Individual Productivity http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/ibm-forces-workers-to-colocate-and-heres-why_us_59c27fb2e4b082fd4205bb57 (

"Employers can pursue pension plan change with renewed vigour following the publication of the judgment in the IBM