Thread regarding Bank of America layoffs

Is it possible to receive severance in installments?

Has anybody tried to do this?

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Taking the severance in regular paychecks allows you to keep the medical plan active.

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Post ID: @4yhv+1nHo6fzU

Lump sum can put you into another tax bracket. Some states like PA, lump sum or installments will not help the UE benefits today as the severance is part of the calculation. Back in 2008-09, double dipping did exist and some state governments got smart since then.

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Post ID: @4kcd+1nHo6fzU

Why wouldn’t you take the lump sum? I got severance at a previous company, and lump sum let me double dip into unemployment while I was looking. Installments means you probably can’t collect UE.

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Post ID: @4hxp+1nHo6fzU

It says in the handbook you are given an option for lump sum of regular checks

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Post ID: @4wnx+1nHo6fzU

lump sum or normal paychecks for the time frame given. one time decision

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Post ID: @1aje+1nHo6fzU

Your paycheck just continues as usual for the specified number of weeks

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Post ID: @gae+1nHo6fzU

there is no severance package, why installments?

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Post ID: @xgo+1nHo6fzU

I haven’t been laid off, but it would be nice to know for the possible future.

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