Pension Offset definition
Examples of Pension Offset in a sentence
The pension is based upon two (2) per cent of each employee's average of best sixty (60) months of pensionable earnings multiplied by their years of credited service (maximum thirty-five (35) years) reduced by approved past pension (i.e. Government Annuity) and Canada Pension Offset.
The Normal Retirement Benefit under this Section 2.1 is the following monthly amount payable for the life of the Executive: 65% of Final Monthly Compensation minus Social Security Benefit minus Pension Offset.
For purposes of determining the projected Pension Offset as of the Normal Retirement Date, the following assumptions shall apply: (a) an annual employer contribution rate of 3% of eligible compensation to the existing qualified 401(k) plan maintained by the Company; (b) an annual employer contribution rate of 1% of eligible compensation to the existing qualified employee stock ownership plan maintained by the Company; (c) 7% annual earnings under such plans; and (d) 4.5% annual salary increase.
The pension is based upon two (2) percent of the employee’s average of best sixty (60) months of pensionable earnings multiplied by their years of credited service (maximum thirty-five (35) years) reduced by approved past pension (i.e. Government Annuity) and Canada Pension Offset.
The Social Security Administration is responsible for applying the Government Pension Offset (GPO) as it applies to phased retirement.