Jakyasar
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Have not dealt with this 10+ years so memory not good. Hopefully some DB gurus out there are still using/remembering. May be looking into taking over plan a db plan which has a good amount of prefunding balance. The sponsor wants to use portion of it for MRC for 2025. I do not see an election signed by 12/31/2025 - are they late of they have till 9/15/2026 to make the election? Does FTAP need to be over 80% or 100%? Does prior year funding % need to be over 80% or 100%? I recall being 80%+ Thank you for the reminder before I decide what to do.
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This is an AFN related question as I am not sure the info is correct for calendar 2025. My valuation program provider generated an AFN with 2025 PBGC maximum benefit however payable in 2026 and they think this is the right way to reflect on the AFN with the new changes. In the past, before they changed their programming for 2025, it would have given me 2026 PBGC limit and payable 2026. I have it checked it with another valuation program provider and it provided 2026 PBGC limit and payable in 2026. Anyone checked this?
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50% of FT question
Jakyasar replied to truphao's topic in Defined Benefit Plans, Including Cash Balance
My 2 cents, 2 years is equal to 3 years. Since amendment to increase for an HCE was for 2024, for 2024, 2025 and 2026 you need to adjust the cushion. The way I do is run 2 vals concurrently, one before amendment (I call it B4) and one after. The cushion is based on B4 val and that is the limiting number on the new val for deduction, regardless of whatever the FT is on the new val. FT is not limited, only the cushion is limited which must be based on the prior benefit structure. Remember, this is for deduction purposes only. FWIW and I hope I am not wrong as this was discussed with many different actuaries and collectively agreed upon. -
I think it may matter as the correction needs to be made asap especially with the 415 violation but again I do not know, was thinking out loud. Waiting until the year after with an event that may disqualify the plan is a very risky proposition. in my opinion. Get it fixed asap would be my approach/recommendation. Still no clear indication on what to do. I am of course suggesting an ERISA attorney at this time, given the 2m+ assets but also curious myself to see if anyone had to deal with this before and had a good and quick solution to this issue.
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Hi Helping a friend with a problem on a DB plan for a client of theirs. One lifer DBP, slightly overfunded. Decides to rollover all the assets into an IRA with no paperwork for termination and distribution election form. Not married. Slightly overfunded as well. How can this be corrected, assuming the plan sponsor wants out help? It is over 2.5M in assets, may be 50k or so overfunded which should have been rolled over into the existing DC plan under QRP rules. I have not dealt with this in many years (sometimes luck can be on our side, rarely in this biz).
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Hi I have not had an experience with low balances for many years and just want to confirm my findings. Checking a PBGC termination for a CB plan - official termination date is late August 2026.. There are a few participants missing but their balances are less than 7k. Some are as low as $500 Plan just got amended to increase the force-out to 7k. If the participants cannot be located, PBGC will take over their balances as lump sum since no annuities, correct? Instead of PBGC taking over, can the balances be transferred to an IRA thru a company like Penchecks? If yes, is this subject to PBGC approval? Thank you
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Even if the balance is less than force-out limit? Just curious.
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As Cusefan indicated, it is available in IRS pre-approved document, at least the one I use i.e. no pro-rata interim adjustment is required is one of the options. I researched this, checked this and confirmed with the document vendor that no interest credit is provided until 12/31 i.e. if the ASD is 12/30, no interest crediting. FYI this was based on fixed interest rate only, nothing else. 100% in agreement with Corey on the 411d6 issue as well since this was also discussed with the vendor. FWIW
