Hi all,We appear to be gaining momentum across the province as per an article in the Toronto Sun.
MPP Andrea Horwath introduced private members bill 175 to unlock locked in pensions just prior to Christmas which may/may not pass but will highlight this social injustice for Ontarians. Bill 175 is strongly supported by CARP (Canadian Association of Retired People) with over 200,000 members in Ontario alone.
Recently the Stratford Beacon Herald featured an article on locked in pension funds and a television interview on the A channel resulted in phone calls requesting further information and offers of assistance.
Please support Ontarians across the province lobbying to unlock locked in pensions by:
- accessing the petition on line (search for “petition to unlock locked in pensions”) on line and have interested people sign it on line including their comments which Andrea can present to the legislature on a continuous basis.
- write/email a letter to the editor of your local newspaper requesting the Ontario Government to unlock your pension money.
- visit, phone, email, write a letter to your MPP including their leaders urging them to unlock locked in pensions (search “MPP followed by your MPP’s name to get their email address, etc.)
email : Dalton McGuinty dmcguinty.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org
Minister of Finance gsorbara.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org
Minister Responsible for Seniors jbradley.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org
John Tory john.tory@pc.ola.org
Howard Hampton hhampton-qp@ndp.on.ca
MPPs across Ontario are becoming aware of the locked in pension equity which was unlocked for MPPs using Bill 27 and which 61 MPPs of all parties took advantage, costing the Ontario taxpayers in excess of $20 million.
The current Minister Responsible For SENIORS in Ontario is Liberal MPP Jim Bradley who took advantage of Bill 27 at the public trough to unlock his locked in pension. MPP Bradley’s silence on the unlocking your pension money reflects political integrity at its worst level. Are MPPs more competent that you are to handle your pension money?
The provincial election slotted for October 4 may make the MPPs receptive.
Best Regards,Bill Nafziger
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