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Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
" Insurance companies are run to make a profit.? Although they are supposed to have a fiduciary responsibility to the annuity recipients, they balance that against their desire to make a profit.?
By T Aest · #949 ·
Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
Thanks for that explanation, very helpful. Mark Buchanan Down2Earth Images markeb26@... down2earthcontact@...
By Mark Buchanan · #948 ·
Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
No, this apparently is for those who retired before 2016.
By Ron Linton · #947 ·
Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
IBM says that this affects 100,000 retirees. who retired before 2016.? As of the end of 2021: The total number of participants and beneficiaries covered by the Plan on the Valuation Date was
By Ron Linton · #946 ·
Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
Is that for future retirees?
By JoeRoth · #945 ·
Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
But they only offloaded a portion of the liability, less than half.? So what does that mean to ERISA coverage?
By Richard Berry · #944 ·
Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
Thank you for that informative response. Bob Young [email protected]> wrote:
By Bob Young · #943 ·
Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
What this means is that retirees will receive their monthly checks from two insurance annuities with Prudential and MetLife.? It will show up as a single check from Prudential, but will be actually
By Ron Linton · #942 ·
Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
I'd always hope this would never happen so as to keep ERISA protections. Just like IBM to have the last laugh. Sucks.
By BigAl · #941 ·
Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
Roy may know more about this than I do. IMO, it mean's that IBM is reducing its risk and increasing ours (retirees). Our risk is increased because we'll lose the Federal protection for our pension
By [email protected] · #940 ·
Re: IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
Can you please explain what this means to those of us receiving a pension under the defined benefit plan? Thanks Sent from Maude's iPhone
By Maudefribourg@... · #939 ·
IBM offloads $16 billion in pension liabilities
https://www.pionline.com/pension-risk-transfer/ibm-offloads-16-billion-pension-liabilities-annuity-purchases
By Roy Barnes · #938 ·
Re: IBM Pension Plan Faces Outdated Mortality Data Challenge
Shocking, hard to believe IBM would screw their own employees......LOL ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, August 3, 2022 11:17 AM To: [email protected]
By BigAl · #937 ·
IBM Pension Plan Faces Outdated Mortality Data Challenge
https://www.planadviser.com/ibm-pension-plan-faces-outdated-mortality-data-challenge/
By Roy Barnes · #936 ·
Re: Both netbenefits.com and computershare no longer work
I'm able to log into both without problems.?? It may be a problem with your browser or PC, or a network problem with your ISP. Are you able to at least get to the log in page for either one?
By Ron Linton · #935 ·
Re: Both netbenefits.com and computershare no longer work
https://login.fidelity.com/ftgw/Fidelity/NBPart/Login/Init?AuthRedUrl=https://workplaceservices.fidelity.com/mybenefits/navstation/navigation
By BigAl · #934 ·
Re: Both netbenefits.com and computershare no longer work
please let me know. Hope someone has? the answer.Sent from my Galaxy
By Roberta Chelak · #933 ·
Re: Both netbenefits.com and computershare no longer work
Try this Don: https://login.fidelity.com/ftgw/Fidelity/NBPart/Login/Init?AuthRedUrl=https://workplaceservices.fidelity.com/mybenefits/navstation/navigation ________________________________ Sent:
By BigAl · #932 ·
Both netbenefits.com and computershare no longer work
Signing in to download my forms for tax season and all the old IBM websties seem to have stopped working.?? Anyone know where to go now to get the info?
By Don Phillipe · #931 ·
Re: IBM Pension and Kyndtyl Spin-off
Thank you!
By Andrew Schmidt · #930 ·