I have miscellaneous 403(b) funds floating around from past jobs, but that's it.  I don't even know if I'll be able to get that money back.   Lame.
In progress news, I just emailed about 10 people, asking them to help me in various ways.  One was someone I don't even know!  I love email -- I would have procrastinated way longer if these were phone calls.
	
 
		
		
I just made brownies from the cookbook. Mmm. I can't remember whose recipe it was as my flatmate's run off with the book for the moment, but I promise I'll give compliments later. Many compliments.
I think I have my dinners for the next week decided on already. 
Also it's just fabulously put together - well done to the team.
	
 
		
		
I have a 401K that is fully vested. I contribute 10% of my salary and my company chips in with 0.25 for every $1.00 I put in. I've been doing it for 10 years now (since I was 28).
	
 
		
		
I'm a little smitten with Ben Agosto.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BEVERLY!!!!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JON B!!!!!!!!!!!!
	
 
		
		
I don't put anything into my retirement, as my employers usually put 20% in for me. Yay!
	
 
		
		
OMG, Yahoo has recently decided I'm a spammer, and it's making me NUTS.  I have to do that type-what-you see bullshit for almost every message lately.  Do other people have that?  Ugh!
	
 
		
		
I want tommyrot's job.  Or just his employers, since I am certain I could not actually do his job.
Thanks everyone for sharing.  This is really interesting.  I have no SS, since I didn't work until I was 30, because of grad school.
	
 
		
		
I'm at a state university and I've been here a shamefully long time so I am vested and I also have a 403B.
I can't remember whether they are matching that or not but we have the State University Retirement System.  And I don't believe you get much of anything unless you've been in the system for 20 years.
	
 
		
		
My company has a Simple IRA, and they match up to 3% of our salary; we can contribute a maximum of $10,000 a year. Which I do not.
	
 
		
		
I want tommyrot's employers and ChiKat's 401k.