What's your biggest pet peeve when it comes to people?
in Psychology ·
What bothers me most is how people can be so incredibly tactless...
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How the war started on my island (INFO)
in Movies ·
Does anyone happen to know the filming location for the movie mentioned above?
I also heard that the military base featured in the film was an actual base, but does anyone know where it’s located?
If anyone has any info, I would truly appreciate it. 🙂
By the way, we can use this thread as a space to discuss this specific production or other films of a similar caliber. 😁
Now, I know some people might dismiss it as just another mediocre American film, but honestly, this one is actually quite watchable compared to many of our local productions, so there's that... 🙂
I also heard that the military base featured in the film was an actual base, but does anyone know where it’s located?
If anyone has any info, I would truly appreciate it. 🙂
By the way, we can use this thread as a space to discuss this specific production or other films of a similar caliber. 😁
Now, I know some people might dismiss it as just another mediocre American film, but honestly, this one is actually quite watchable compared to many of our local productions, so there's that... 🙂
Mandatory pension funds: What are your thoughts?
in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Hello everyone! 🙂
I didn't want to clutter things up by starting a brand new thread, but this discussion felt like the right place to ask about something that's been on my mind.
I’ve been working in the private sector for a few years now, and I’m trying to figure out if my employer is actually required to make contributions toward my second pillar of mandatory retirement savings.
As most of you probably know, our mandatory retirement system is split into two parts.
The first pillar is managed by the Social Security Administration, while the second pillar—which is also part of the mandatory system—is automatically assigned to a specific retirement fund three months after you start a job, unless you choose a different one yourself.
Now, both the first and second pillars are listed as mandatory, but I got a bit tripped up while browsing the official Social Security Administration website. It mentions that you can review the details of that second pillar which the employer has reported for certain years.
That phrase "certain years" has me a little confused.
Shouldn't those contributions be accounted for every single year from the moment I started working up until now?
On a separate note, does anyone happen to know the standard business hours for the Social Security Administration?
If someone could specifically point me toward the office hours for the branch in Seattle, I would truly appreciate it. 🙂
I’ve spent some time digging through their official site, and while they seem to cover just about everything under the sun, they are surprisingly vague on these simple details.
Thanks in advance!
I didn't want to clutter things up by starting a brand new thread, but this discussion felt like the right place to ask about something that's been on my mind.
I’ve been working in the private sector for a few years now, and I’m trying to figure out if my employer is actually required to make contributions toward my second pillar of mandatory retirement savings.
As most of you probably know, our mandatory retirement system is split into two parts.
The first pillar is managed by the Social Security Administration, while the second pillar—which is also part of the mandatory system—is automatically assigned to a specific retirement fund three months after you start a job, unless you choose a different one yourself.
Now, both the first and second pillars are listed as mandatory, but I got a bit tripped up while browsing the official Social Security Administration website. It mentions that you can review the details of that second pillar which the employer has reported for certain years.
That phrase "certain years" has me a little confused.
Shouldn't those contributions be accounted for every single year from the moment I started working up until now?
On a separate note, does anyone happen to know the standard business hours for the Social Security Administration?
If someone could specifically point me toward the office hours for the branch in Seattle, I would truly appreciate it. 🙂
I’ve spent some time digging through their official site, and while they seem to cover just about everything under the sun, they are surprisingly vague on these simple details.
Thanks in advance!
ATM issues/locations?
in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Adam Williams10 said:Alright! Thanks for the heads-up! So, lesson learned—I'll be sticking to actual currency exchange offices from now on.🙂
😬 Exactly, though hopefully without needing any weapons involved! 😂
🙂