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the most common model used for retirement needs analysis
Pure Annuity Model
true or false?
the pure annuity model determines needs on a pre-tax basis
true
Margie, age 41, currently earns $80k. Her wage replacement ratio is determined to be 80%. She expects inflation to average 3% for her entire life expectancy. Margie expects to earn 10% on her investments and retire at age 62, living possibly until age 90. Her Social Security benefit statement indicates her social security retirement benefit in today’s dollars for early retirement is $12,000 per year. She will make retirement savings contributions at the end of each month.
How much will Margie need by age 62 and how much will she have to save per month from now until retirement (62)?
Step 1:
n = 62 - 41 = 21 I = 3% PV = (80k x 80% - 12k) = $52k PMT = 0 FV = $96,735.32 (first year income needed at retirement)
Step 2: Set to beginning mode n = 90 - 62 = 28 i = (1.1 / 1.03) - 1 x 100% = 6.7961 FV = 0 PMT = $96,735.32 PV = $1,278,954.46 (amount needed by age 62)
Step 3: set back to end mode FV = $1,278,954.46 n = 21 x 12 = 252 i = 10/12 = .833% PV = 0 PMT = $1,502.09 (monthly retirement savings from now until age 62)
maintains the original balance needed at retirement under the pure annuity model for the entire retirement life expectancy
Capital preservation model
maintains the purchasing power of the original pure annuity capital balance at retirement
purchasing power preservation model
what is the biggest difference between the capital preservation model and the purchasing power preservation model?
the purchasing power preservation model uses an inflation adjusted interest rate but the capital preservation model does not
true or false?
a contingent deferred sales charge is considered a commission
true
carries out the administrative duties of the qualified plan system and to lesser extent, the nonqualified plan system
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
the federal legislation that governs the non tax aspects of retirement plans and other employee benefits
ERISA ( Employee Retirement Income Security Act)
____ is intended to protect retirement interests of plan participants
ERISA
___ established equitable standards and curtailed potential plan participants
ERISA
protects the employees’ right to collect benefits and imposes nondiscrimination and funding requirements
Title I of ERISA
establishes plan qualification requirements for special treatment under the internal revenue code
Title II of ERISA
creates the regulatory and administrative framework for ongoing ERISA implementation
Title III of ERISA
establishes the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation to insure defined benefit plan benefits
Title IV of ERISA
what entities does ERISA require reporting and disclosure of plan information be sent to?
- IRS
- DOL
- PBGC
- Plan Particpants
___ is involved in retirement plans through its Office of Pension and Welfare Benefit Plans
DOL
the ___ ensures compliance with the plan reporting and disclosure rules
DOL
true or false?
a summary plan descriptions is the most significant disclosure requirement under the DOL
true
what is the goal of prohibited transaction rules?
to keep the interest of the plan separate from the sponsoring entity
a federal corporation created by ERISA to insure plan participants against loss of benefit due to the termination of a pension plan
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC)
true or false?
defined benefit and defined contribution plans are both insured by the PBGC
false, only defined benefit plans are insured
what is the maximum amount that PBGC will insure for 2017?
$64,428 (per year)
Professional service employers with ___ or fewer active participants are exempt from PBGC insurance requirements
25