Many traditional defined benefit plans, such as final average pay plans, offer a lump sum distribution as an optional form of benefit. The amount of the lump sum distribution is sensitive to the applicable interest rate...more
As we noted in a post last year at this time, pension plans that are not fully funded for PBGC purposes have two parts to their PBGC premium. One part is a flat rate premium of $83 per participant in 2020 ($86 for 2021, as...more
The Internal Revenue Service and Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation have extended the due dates for certain federal returns and payments. Affected filings will now be due on July 15, 2020....more
The final rule has implications for plan sponsors and may impact certain relationships with service providers.
On April 6, after a long (and some might say tortured) process, the US Department of Labor (DOL) issued a...more
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