Numerical Example of Rebalancing of Contribution Rates Sample Clauses

Numerical Example of Rebalancing of Contribution Rates. “BA” = Basic Account “IAA” = Inflation Adjustment Account Employer Contribution Rates Plan Member Contribution Rates BA IAA BA IAA Pre-July 1, 2010 rates 12.66 1.13 8.66 2.0 July 1, 2010 actuarial BA rate increase (1.04%) 13.7 1.13 9.7 2.0 July 1, 2010 Plan Member IAA rate increase (1%) 13.7 1.13 9.7 3.0 4(b) Change (2%)* 11.7 3.13 9.7 3.0 4(c) Change (2%)* 9.7 3.13 9.7 3.0 Final 9.7 3.13 9.7 3.0 * These changes can be made incrementally, though 4(a) must be completed before 4(b) begins. The information contained in this table assumes that all the actuarial reports filed with the Superintendent of Pensions during the period covered in the Example indicate that excess assets exist. The above example is to illustrate the mechanics of the contribution rate changes. If contribution rates are increased prior to being decreased, the level at which the employer and member rates will be equalised will be at the member rate then in force rather than the rate shown in the above table. All other aspects of the mechanics will remain unchanged. In the above table, the Basic Account contribution rates are decreased by 1.5% for a Plan Member’s earnings that are below the Canada Pension Plan YMPE.
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Numerical Example of Rebalancing of Contribution Rates. “BA” = Basic Account

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