Flat Benefit definition

Flat Benefit means the Accrued Pension element described in Section 5.02(b).

Examples of Flat Benefit in a sentence

  • To be a design-based safe harbor plan under the Code §401(a)(4) Regulations, if a fractional accrual method is used with a Flat Benefit formula, option i.1. above must be selected with a reduction for Credited Service less than 25.

  • To be a design-based safe harbor plan under the Code §401(a)(4) Regulations, if a fractional accrual method is used with a Flat Benefit formula, option f.1. above must be selected with a reduction for Credited Service less than 35.

  • Therefore, to be a design-based safe harbor plan using a Flat Benefit formula with a fractional accrual method, Question 20.i.1. must be completed with an insertion of no less than 25 years of Credited Service.

  • In addition to the current Flat Benefit Plan as noted above, a mandatory Money Purchase Plan will be introduced and will be applicable to all employees after one (1) year of service.

  • A Participant’s Stated Benefit determined under the Flat Benefit formula will be reduced pro rata if the Participant’s projected Years of Participation are less than 25 Years of Participation.

  • A Nonintegrated Benefit Formula may provide for a Flat Benefit or a Unit Benefit.

  • Replace the existing Basic and Supplemental Plans with a Flat Benefit Plan having a pension benefit rate as determined from the following table.

  • Alternate Formula Credited Service Multiplied by Flat Benefit Rate (currently $46) Divided by 12 Credited Service Your total employment service, including an eligible period of temporary absence.

  • The Employer may elect under Part 4, #13.a.(1) of the Agreement to apply a Flat Benefit formula that provides a Stated Benefit equal to a specified percentage of Average Compensation.

  • If a fractional accrual method is used with a Flat Benefit formula, option b.1. above must be selected with a reduction for Credited Service less than 35.