AP Story As Posted to Mercury NewsWhen General Motors Chairman and CEO Rick Wagoner leaves the automaker, he'll take with him a financial package worth an estimated $23 million.
The terms of General Motors Corp.'s government loans prevent it from giving executives severance pay, but they don't affect earned pensions.
As of Dec. 31, Wagoner's accumulated pension was valued at $22.1 million, but he'll receive that in payments over the rest of his life, so the actual amount he collects might be different.
According to GM's latest annual report, Wagoner also will receive about $367,000 in stock awards and about $535,000 in deferred compensation.
Wagoner announced his resignation today. Obama administration officials asked him to step aside as part of the government's plan to assist the struggling automaker.
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