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I was wondering the same question. Does anyone want to take a stab at answering this question?

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IMHO, yes, these are protected benefits. Basically, any optional form of benefit is protected unless there is a specific exemption, and as far as I can recall, no such exception exists for these.

As a purely personal editorial opinion, I can't imagine why an employer would want to take away such an option for someone who is engaging in qualified military service, but of course I don't know the specific situation. My general philosophy is to make things as easy for these folks as possible.

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IMHO, yes, these are protected benefits. Basically, any optional form of benefit is protected unless there is a specific exemption, and as far as I can recall, no such exception exists for these.

As a purely personal editorial opinion, I can't imagine why an employer would want to take away such an option for someone who is engaging in qualified military service, but of course I don't know the specific situation. My general philosophy is to make things as easy for these folks as possible.

I agree.

I would also ask why you would want to remove the option. My personal opinion aside, it is such a rare issue in my practice that it would be much easier for all my plans to retain the option than remove it.

 

 

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