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  1. Really? Who would ever think that is a good idea...other than the salesperson? Why would a plan sponsor want to burden themselves with this? Why not just pay a lump sum and if the person really wants a variable annuity, they can buy one outside the plan.
    3 points
  2. Relius can do it. (ya know, because it's just one interest rate and not segments....) But I *am* surprised not to see any sort of printed-off list at this point with the factors based on interest/mortality required for a 12/31/21 statement. One column for the SLA and one for the QJSA presuming an identically-aged spouse.
    1 point
  3. I think it's an overpayment under the terms of the plan and should be repaid. I do not see a reason the plan cannot and should not accept a check for $1,000 + earnings as repayment. Just be sure to document everything and make sure whoever is responsible for 1099 reporting has all facts as well.
    1 point
  4. My understanding is the same as yours that the audit requirement is based upon the BOY count. I think that the 5500 instructions seem pretty clear about that. I don't see any mention affecting the BOY count rule in the event of plan termination. I vote with you Pammie57!
    1 point
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