FAPInJax Posted May 29, 2009 Posted May 29, 2009 Can the effective rate be outside the range of the interest segments?? For example, a plan has a 5%, 5% Applicable actuarial equivalence and the sole participant is 62 retiring at 65. There is no effective rate within the range (assuming a 1/1/2009 valuation) of interest segments that will work. Another PPA anomaly???
Guest AP914 Posted May 29, 2009 Posted May 29, 2009 Can the effective rate be outside the range of the interest segments??For example, a plan has a 5%, 5% Applicable actuarial equivalence and the sole participant is 62 retiring at 65. There is no effective rate within the range (assuming a 1/1/2009 valuation) of interest segments that will work. Another PPA anomaly??? I would think the 5% would be used to value the benefit at 65 but you still have to use the segmented rates to discount from 65 to 62 (assuming a lump sum is paid at 65 and not an annuity). Since payment is within 5 years the first segment only would be used for discounting. Since this is the only participant in the plan the effective rate would just be the first segment rate.
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