Looks like some corps have their own issues fully funding some pensions.
"It turns out that the plans of S&P 500 companies are underfunded to the tune of $451.7 billion, a number that has grown some 27 percent in just the last year alone, according to data released Wednesday by S&P Dow Jones Indices..."
https://www.cnbc.com/id/100928506?__source=xfinity|mod&par=xfinity
There's a sub article that says ford has pretty much funded there own pensions. I must say Ford appears to be one of the best managed Co.s anywhere from whatever I've read. I remember they were the only automaker not to need any bailout money from the feds.
J
"It turns out that the plans of S&P 500 companies are underfunded to the tune of $451.7 billion, a number that has grown some 27 percent in just the last year alone, according to data released Wednesday by S&P Dow Jones Indices..."
https://www.cnbc.com/id/100928506?__source=xfinity|mod&par=xfinity
There's a sub article that says ford has pretty much funded there own pensions. I must say Ford appears to be one of the best managed Co.s anywhere from whatever I've read. I remember they were the only automaker not to need any bailout money from the feds.
J
