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    Atacama In Chile

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    Currently, the average monthly pension is $315 while the monthly minimum salary is $384. Due to this low pension income, many people have been forced to continue working past the retirement age. The severity of this problem led to 1.3 million people organizing to protest the current privatized pension system throughout Chile in August of 2016. Demonstrators looked to move the government toward a pension system that provides more state participation in saving to create…

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    Employee Benefit Plans

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    Depending on the obligations there are two types of pension plans, defined benefit plans and defined contribution plans A defined contribution plan is a type of retirement plan in which the employer, employee or both make contributions on a regular basis. individual accounts for participants and benefits are set are based on the amounts credited to these accounts plus any return on investment of the money in the account. Only employee contributions to the account are guaranteed, no future…

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    because their rules are set by the Internal Revenue Service instead of individual companies. Another selling point for Roth IRAs is that the client can borrow from their account. A 401(k) lacks this option, so a client loses some of their access to funds in an emergency. If the client is still worried about the benefits of having an IRA, they can always rollover just part of their balance. As long as the client follows the contribution limits each year, they can contribute to both an IRA and a…

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    One can find pension plans and features of almost every insurance company at the internet. There are websites available that help to compare the pension plans based on many points like premium, interest, tax benefits, the company’s reliability and past records. One can also contact customer care officers of a particular insurance company…

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    a guaranteed pension is to prevent a worker’s pension income from falling below the minimum amount because of their low earnings (Barr, 2013. pg. 38 ¶ 1). A single retiree may receive $9,000 per year and a married couple may receive $16,000 per year through a guaranteed pension (Normann & Mitchell, 2000. pg. 5 ¶ 6). When looking at Sweden’s retirement system, there are a few strengths and weaknesses. One strength is that there is a greater incentive to work because Sweden’s pensions are based…

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    case scenario were to happen. The worst case timing for Jack to die would be right after retirement. If he passed away before taking TRS it could be switched to his wife and she would receive the full benefit instead of only receiving 75% of his pension. We also assumed that the living expenses would be reduced to 75% of what the current…

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    A pension plan is a defined plan where an employee contributes a portion of salary towards retirement and the employee helps with this. A 401(k) plan is a defined contribution plan, that is based off what the employee contributes and a percentage up to a limited percent is contributed by employer. As an employee, I would choose a pension plan because I could be more secure in the fact I will be able to retire. Where 401(k)s are usually based off stock market results for companies your money is…

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    Pension Benefits

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    Pensions are retirement account that an employer uses to obtain an income when they retire. Pensions are one of the best ways to save up for retirement; they also come with many tax benefits. Workers pay a percentage of their salary towards the pension each paycheck. The payout one receives depends on how long one worked for the company and the salary. Employees should understand the options of pensions. They have the choice to get payments, which are series of regular payments, lump sum, or…

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    Defined benefit retirement plans differ from defined contribution retirement plans. In reality, both plans are good for the employee, however, a defined benefit retirement plan provides more of a benefit to the employee, rather than a defined contribution retirement plan. More employers are replacing defined benefit retirement plans with defined contribution retirement plans each year because the expense and long-term obligations of the defined benefit retirement plans are much higher than the…

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    Private pension plans are not a certainty. Those who manage these plans often put funds into risky investments to keep the benefits at expected levels. If those risky investments collapse, the pension funds are gone. For example, when Enron collapsed over a decade ago, dozens of pension plans were lost in the aftermath. The increasing risk of health problems. As people age, they begin to experience…

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