bvhea Posted January 24, 2006 Posted January 24, 2006 With the temporary window afforded by the lapsing of PFEA, one of my clients is questioning whether it would be smart to amend his plan to provide for a fully subsidized Early Retirment Benefit at his current age of 54. His accrued benefit is equal to 100% of high 3-year average compensation but is significantly less than the IRC 415 dollar limit at age 54. If we make this change, am I correct that his maximum lump sum would be based on the APR using 30-year treasury rates and 94GAR at age 54?
SoCalActuary Posted January 24, 2006 Posted January 24, 2006 If he can afford to make the payment now, and he is not looking for future db deductions, this looks like a good time. But do it quick, because you need amendment time, 7 day notice time, and time to complete the rollover to an IRA. You are betting that Congress won't act first.
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