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Cash Balance Plan

Cash Balance Plan

A hybrid defined benefit plan that combines features of Defined Contribution and

Defined Benefit Plans.

Employer Contribution Limits

  • Annual compensation taken into account for benefit calculations is $285,000 (indexed for 2020).
  •  Formula may be based on either a lump sum or an accrued benefit.
  •  Contribution amount is based on actuarial assumptions and computations; consequently, an actuary must determine the plan deductible contribution limit.

Key Points

  • Like a defined benefit plan, there is a specified benefit at retirement.
  •  Like a defined contribution plan, each participant has an account balance although it is hypothetical.
  •  The employer must contribute an amount determined by an actuary.
  •  Unlike defined benefit plans, cash balance plans typically offer a lump sum distribution option at retirement, termination of employment, death and disability.
  •  Cash balance plan may be combined with a 401(k) profit sharing plan to enhance the overall plan design.

Advantages

  • The account balance approach may have more meaning for younger employees further away from retirement age.
  •  Provides portability not provided by a traditional defined benefit plan.
  •  Tax deduction for the contribution can be significantly higher than a defined contribution plan.


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