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  1. Yet another argument for a plan provision that allows for allocations pursuant to an "everybody in their own group" formula. You can always allocate comp-to-comp, if you want. And in this case you would not have to dilute the effectiveness of an employer contribution.
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  2. What surprises me is that you found "conflicting" information. Distribution options are clearly a 411(d)(6) protected benefit as it relates to funds already accrued. You can change it for future, but you have to protect the option for already accrued funds; you can't just eliminate it totally. Mike's answer is absolutely correct.
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  3. It is protected as to the benefits accrued.
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  4. Well, what you "use" might not be what the plan says. As often, the first answer to your question is "what does the plan say?"
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