chapter 9 pension funds. pension plans za fund established for the eventual payment of retirement...
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Chapter 9
PENSION FUNDS
Pension Plans
A fund established for the eventual payment of retirement benefits.
Plan Sponsors Corporate or private plans Public plans Individual plans
Types of Pension Plans
Defined Benefit Plans
Defined Contribution Plans
Hybrid Plans
Cash Balance Plans
Regulation
Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) of 1974 Funding standards Fiduciary standards Minimum vesting standards Insurance program
Management of Pension Funds
Plan Sponsors
Management Firms
Both Sponsors and Management
Firms
Consulting Firms
Retirement Resources
Public Pension Plans
Private Pension Plans
Personal Savings
Social Security
A public defined benefit retirement plan supported by payroll taxes.
Features: Pay-as-you-go system Treasury securities fund Revenues are based on payroll taxes of
employed personsDependency ratio is currently low,
but is expected to increase in the future.
Future of Social Security
Investing a portion of the Social Security portfolio in non-Treasury assets.
Privatizing a portion of an individual’s retirement assets.
Retirement Planning
Loss of public confidence in Social Security
Shift from defined benefit pension plans to defined contribution pension plans
IRAsVarious types of personal savings
Pension Funds Around the World
Germany Public Pension
System Aging Population Pension Reform Private Pension
Funds
Japan Public and
Corporate Pension Program
Aging Population Defined Benefit
Plan Defined
Contribution Plan