Welcome to the Jill on Money Show.

It's Friday, September 2nd.

And I know many of us are heading into this long weekend trying to forget about the real

world and your financial life.

That's okay.

That's cool.

Maybe there's something just below the surface kind of bothering you.

Why don't you get it out of your life and just send us a question.

All you need to do is go to our website, JillOnMoney.com.

Click the contact us button and we get your note.

If you're shy, we'll read that on the air.

And if you want to come on the air with us, just check the box and we'll get you on the

air.

Or Mark will.

Let's go talk to Janet from California.

My question involves a pension from my previous employer.

I'm 65 years of age, single, retired, and right now the lump sum of the pension plan

is about $135,000 in a little change.

And when I take this, I plan on doing a new reaction rather than a lump sum payout.

I found out that I've not required to do anything to age 70 and a half.

And at that point, the monthly payment projection they have not done.

You're really flamixing them, because everybody wants their money immediately.

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