DELACROIX
In the Spirit of Honore' Daumier
The way I see it...
We have folks on here that say your money is "locked in".....even in bankruptcy....into perpetuity(generalizing)".
With all respect.....that just isn't so. The exact opposite is happening. Happens.
How in the world if a company doesn't exist.....does a fund keep going?
Now, normal retirement age being 62 and life expectancy 72.....who knows. But if a defined benefit ends on the companies side, and the liabilities have a finite end.....it might work out for the remaining recipients. Such as ending a pension for a 401k. IDK.
And the wizards that think they know.....lol.
When a pension plan has a 100 % vesting ratio it means that the plan has the resources to pay for everyone in that pension without contributing any more additional money into that plan, It can survive just on its investments, so if a company goes bankrupt it cannot touch those assets. True whatever benefits the employee has are frozen and there will not be any further monetary or vesting improvements if the company goes under.