Cheapskate Trump contributes only $725 annually per participant in company retirement plan, versus

[pnwmom]

Les Schwab Tires, which contributes $5000 per participant.

From the blog of Bill Parish:

https://blog.billparish.com/2017/06/28/rough-draft-for-comment-deutsche-bank-where-robert-mercer-jared-kurshner-donald-trump-robert-mueller-and-russia-converge-was-trumps-run-for-president-an-attempt-to-stave-off-bankruptcy/

Exhibit 6: Comparing the Trump Retirement Plan to Les Schwab, A Tire Dealer.

Here is a brief comparision of Trump’s retirement plan to a large low tech tire distributor based in Oregon, Les Schwab. Note that Trump only contributes on average $725 per year to each participant while Schwab contributes $5,000. Source: Annual 5500 filing with DOL.

Known for his conservative politics, my guess is that Schwab rarely voted for a Democrat. What he was known for was his dedication to his employees and customers, traditional Republican values. Values on display in his pension plan.

[Eliot Rosewater]

1. He is teaching them self reliance.

You know, like he had to learn when he was given only ten million dollars to get started in business. Along with access to every single bank and line of credit in NYC.

[Lyricalinklines]

2. Is there a law somewhere dictating a company must contribute a minimum annually?

Then he could get away with claiming he provides employees with a retirement plan.

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