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GM buying back $2.1 billion in government preferred stock.

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After the $2.1 billion buyback of preferred shares from the government GM will have repaid $9.5 billion of its $49.5 billion bailout. GM will still owe the government $40 billion. GM also plans to make a contribution of $6 billion in cash and stock to its underfunded employee pension plans, and a $2.8 billion payment to the United Auto Workers retiree health care trust fund. In total, the actions taken by GM will reduce its debt by about $11 billion and reduce interest by $500 million.

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