I'm talking health insurance, 401 and in a few years you'll have tenure.

The insurance?

All right, Scott, forced retirement.

You know, you have this guy coming up to you.

He retired on a pension at the age of sixty.

Severance pay.

look if you pay a premium if you pay a premium every year of five hundred dollars of the .... the word premium litterally just means the amount that you would pay every year

You're seeking penance for screwing over your company retirees in some stock market scandal.

He took a job with an insurance company.

He retires next spring.

What he she tells me of the money of the insurance?

I retired last year.

I retired last year.

You get six months' pay in your pocket with health insurance for two years.

We've had four retirements this year.

Call it forced retirement.

No wonder the retirement years are often referred to as the golden years.

Will get 500 000 so you might be say where this is a complete rip off.

The money of their insurance?

Anyway, big insurance policy involved, yeah?

I had no savings, no insurance.

Put it at 0 if you don't.

Yeah, till next month when the town council meets. Marshal's pension fund.

He was paid one million dollars in retirement allowance.

My father is retiring next spring.

Early on the first year premium using of that kind of just goes to the insurance company

When my father was offered a golden handshake, he took it.

George Rutherford. What happened to him?

And how come you ain't got a job anyway?

Take a crack at summarizing our application of the ERISA statute.

Those who choose to retire can do so as early as sixty two, although starting to draw their Social Security distributions at that age would mean that the payments would be reduced by twenty percent.

My father retired from his job several years ago.

And if he isn't, and if it isn't Kimble?

Whoever heard of anything happening to a bridge?

Like 30,000 bucks, right? Insurance money. Yeah.

He received a large sum in insurance benefit.

I'm fired! Pick up my paycheck and get out.

We'd like to retire and maintain our lifestyle without paying a lot of taxes.

Now let's add another twist on it.

Voluntary redundancy?

Jim's uncle is due to retire next year.

This is Catherine Casey who is the first boomer to actually get Social Security.

That would be from the population, or maybe from the patients, to the insurance companies, that provides the money for the insurance companies to use to pay for the providers.

The damage was covered by insurance.

I will never play those funds, I keep them for my age.