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My hubby won't be bumping any day people any time soon. At 20 years seniority he loves his night shift and so do I. We have become the night family, daughter included. Day jobs just suck!! He also really likes the KCAP people and tells me he thinks I'll like it a lot there, I don't get to move with him until end of August. Thank you KCAP for being so nice and welcoming to my hubby (family). We have been so stressed for years now, this is such a nice change, to have some end to this mess. I look forward to moving to KC Missouri. Former Illinoisian

Cool then mine should be in the mail Monday I was called and told my date was 7-31 also. Finally some closure, now if only I could sell my house

COOL! Thanks for keeping us all informed. It's hard to get straight answers :shrug:

I was originally told we were entitled to the additional moving expense. But after about 3 weeks it was confirmed that we only get one moving allowance and that is the $45000 over 3 years. You only get one or the other but not both. With this money you do NOT have to submit receipts, period. Spend the money how you like. However, we are able to get a small portion of the first $10,000 in an advance to us (this was discussed in the big transfer meeting we all had to attend for further details about the possible KCAP transfer), I think we have to visit the union hall or personnel to receive the advance. If you choose not to get the advance you will get the $10,000 when you report to work in KC (minus taxes of course). Hope that helps. PS. I do believe we will be able to write off moving expenses at tax time, keep records. That will help offset the taxes we will have to pay on the money we get.

Thanks for pointing this out. Our family does have money in the FIA "aka money market plan" and had planned on putting proceeds from our home sell but I have changed my mind because they are NOT insured by the FDIC. Read below: Ford Interest Advantage is a program under which you can invest in unsecured senior debt obligations of Ford Motor Credit Company. It is not a money market mutual fund or a bank account and is not protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or any other insurance. Since all funds are invested in the security of a single issuer (Ford Credit), investors will not have the diversification offered by money market mutual funds or the protection, including quality standards, provided by the Investment Company Act of 1940. I have read great things about the Bank Direct Money Market so I am going there. Thanks again!!!

Hey All! Where can we find the most current seniority list? Thanks!