I have a retirement pension plan with my company. Once I start my pension is does not have any COLA increase. But, because my company contributed to my Social Security, my pension does have a onetime adjustment, as soon as I reach the age of 62 (even if I delay social security). It there a way to adjust my pension parameters to include this deduction once I turn 62?

Joe

My wife's State Teachers Pension is fixed until 2019 when the first COLA will be given and annually thereafter. Any suggestions as to how to accommodate that as it appears that I can only enter whether it does (and how much) or does not keep up with inflation. Thanks.

I entered Pension amounts, and on the Non-Asset Income report it shows the Pension is decreasing by 3.3% a year. When I entered the pension amount, I entered a 2% inflation. So why is the report showing a 3.3% decrease each year? This happened with both my pension and my husband's.

When I enter the pension as an annual amount in today's dollars, in the report, the amount is reduced for the subsequent years. I assume this is to reflect the inflation rate or the lower value of the dollar, but the reduction happens irrespective whether I include the inflation rate or not and it even happens when I set it to zero%. Where is the percentage reduction coming from on the report?