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News Dear A.I.G., I Quit!

Dear A.I.G., I Quit! Dear A.I.G., I Quit!

Submitted by MsLiberty | 13 months ago

NY Times - The article is a letter sent on Tuesday by Jake DeSantis, an executive vice president of the American International Group’s financial products unit, to Edward M. Liddy, the chief executive of A.I.G.

Tags: AIG, finance, bailout, bonuses, employee

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user920 13 months ago

Jake...good for you. You have revealed the details of the AIG that the media and politicians won't. The culprits of this mess have cashed in and are gone. My guess is that they are politically connected and no one will pursue them. This is more than just about AIG, it's an assault on capitalism. It is pure class warfare. It is being used as cover and a distraction from all of the damage that Obama and his minions are doing to this country.

For those of you who think it's time the rich got their due...be aware, the high achievers in this country are the ones that pay for most of the "free" things politicians promise. These freebie will end up being rationed or eliminated by political "experts", not market conditions, once the gravy train dries up.

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jcrawford (Democratic) - 13 months ago

OMG so he is going to resign because he cannot have the bonus that you were promised? Why the hell would you take a job for $1 a year salary anyway? Oh probably because you are looking at the fat bonuses like the one you got in March for $742,006.40

I wish I made that much money in a year, I would gladly work 14 hours a day every day all year long!

You should quit whining about not being able to get the money from the company if you are THAT overpaid you should be saving your money as you mentioned you had.

This guy should just quit whining about this, it does make me wonder what his average salary was while working at the company. Don't you think he has made enough money to cover his 11 years with the company?

Even if he made 100k per year I would think he was paid well enough for the job.

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