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The post Free Flights Won’t Show Up on a 65-Year-Old’s Pay Stub. That’s Why She’ll Take the Part-Time Job at the Southwest Ticket Counter Over One That Pays $4 More an Hour appeared first on 24/7 Wall St..
A 65-year-old retiree has two part-time job offers. The first pays $21 an hour, while the other is a ticket counter job at Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) that pays about $17 to $19 an hour and includes free standby flights. She has $400,000 saved, collects $2,600 a month

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