Examples of Employer Allocation in a sentence
A Member whose Employer does not elect to make an Initial Employer Allocation under (2)(iii) above shall have his accrued benefit increased by his accrued benefit immediately prior to the date on which the Cash Balance Account becomes effective, such additional accrued benefit being payable pursuant to the terms of his Employer’s agreement under the Pentegra DB Plan in effect on said date.
The Plan, in general, has a profit sharing component (Employer Allocation) and elective deferral contribution components (Savings Plus Contributions and Flex Fund Elective Deferrals and After-Tax Savings).
The balance (i.e., 50%) of the profit sharing award with respect to which the participant makes no election and which is automatically contributed to the Plan on the participant's behalf (i.e., the Employer Allocation), becomes fully vested and nonforfeitable when the participant completes three years of service.
A Member whose Employer makes an Initial Employer Allocation under (2)(iii) shall be entitled to an accrued benefit at least equal to his accrued benefit immediately prior to the date on which the Cash Balance Account becomes effective, such benefit being paid pursuant to the terms of his Employer’s agreement under the Pentegra DB Plan in effect on said date.
Approximately 50% of this award is referred to as the Employer Allocation.
The Employer Matching Allocations to the Participants' Employer Sources on such Valuation Date shall be drawn from either or both of the following sources: (i) Common Stock released directly (or indirectly, through the Intermediate Holding Account) during the Plan Year containing the Valuation Date, and (ii) Common Stock acquired with the Employer Allocation Contributions made pursuant to this Section 4.3(b).
The Corporation shall create a subaccount for each Participant receiving an Employer Allocation to which the Employer Allocation, net income, gains and losses on investments shall be credited.
The Initial Employer Allocation shall not include any amount attributable to the Participant's Supplemental Retirement Income.
For purposes of determining a Participant's Initial Employer Allocation as of May 31, 1997, the determination shall be made utilizing the Applicable Mortality Table in effect as of June 1, 1997 and an interest rate assumption of 7 percent (7%).
A Participant may alternatively receive an Initial Employer Allocation under Section 4.7 under the terms therein described.