Central Pension Fund of the IUOE |
United 401(k) Plans, Inc. |
Nicholas Pension Consultants |
Trucker Huss, A Professional Corporation |
Carpenter Morse Group |
Bates & Company |
Retirement Plan Legal Specialist Pentegra |
Retirement Plan Relationship Manager ERISA Services, Inc. |
Retirement, LLC |
Retirement Plan Administrator (TPA) Retirement Plan Consultants |
Retirement Plan Documents Specialist Loren D. Stark Company |
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Compass Retirement Consulting Group, Inc. |
Nova 401(k) Associates |
Central Pension Fund of the IUOE |
Jr Retirement Plan Administrator/ Administrative Assistant Hochheiser Deutsch & Co, Inc. |
Pentegra |
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To Take or Not to Take, That Is the Lump-Sum Window Question Milliman Retirement Town Hall ![]() June 28, 2015 "One of the simplest ways to evaluate a lump-sum offer is to find out the extent to which the money compensates you for the loss of your pension. I asked New York Life Insurance how much it would cost me today to buy a deferred annuity that will pay me $423 a month, starting in 14 years. The answer: $45,896, which means my lump sum falls $13,808 short of what I would need to replicate my pension's guaranteed income with an annuity.... Of course, I can always invest my lump sum myself. But is it realistic to think that over the next 14 years I will be able to turn my $32,088 into $127,000? ... The answer: probably not, since I will need to earn 10.35% a year, net of investment fees." |
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