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Which of the following types of plans is considered to be a hybrid plan?


A) Money purchase plan
B) Traditional defined benefit plan
C) Cash balance plan
D) Profit-sharing plan
E) Cost-sharing plan

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What is a simplified employee pension plan? Compare them with the regular individual retirement account.

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A Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) is s...

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The normal retirement age is the age at which:


A) employee completes twenty-five years of service.
B) full vesting of employer contribution becomes available for employees.
C) the employer contribution becomes equal to employee contribution.
D) full retirement benefits become available to retirees.
E) employee completes twenty years of service.

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In a qualified plan, employer contributions:


A) are significantly high compared to employee contributions.
B) cannot be deducted as a business expense.
C) are classified as taxable compensation to the employee.
D) are not taxable until employees receive them as benefits.
E) are significantly low compared to employee contributions.

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Which of the following is an example of a qualified pension plan where the contribution amount is defined but the benefit amount available at retirement varies?


A) Traditional defined benefit plan
B) Money purchase plan
C) Integrated plan
D) Cash balance plan
E) Unit benefit plan

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The person or entity that purchases an annuity is called:


A) beneficiary.
B) recipient.
C) annuitant.
D) owner.
E) holder.

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When the compensation base is described as compensation for a recent number of years, the formula is referred to as a _____.

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Under the traditional defined benefit plan, the employer guarantees only the annual contribution but not any returns.

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Clarke works in a manufacturing company as a production supervisor.He participates in the employer-sponsored retirement plan.For Clarke, the maximum amount of tax-deferred IRA contribution depends on:


A) income earned from fixed investments alone.
B) income earned from work alone.
C) income earned from work and fixed investments.
D) Income earned from work and social security.
E) Income earned from employment and non-employment sources.

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For annuities that are bought with after-tax money by individuals, ordinary income taxes are paid on the return of investment earnings.

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Under the money purchase plan, the employer:


A) commits to contribute a certain percentage of compensation each year and guarantees a rate of return.
B) provides certain benefits that are not explicitly defined.
C) promises a certain amount of income replacement to the employees at retirement.
D) allows the employees to select the employer contribution subject to certain limitations.
E) guarantees only the annual contribution but not any returns.

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An employer provides a defined benefit plan and has opted for graded vesting.Under this plan, the employees are eligible for 80 percent of employer contributions after four years.

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In a deferred profit-sharing plan, the employees are given the shares of profit, based on the total experience, as a component of their monthly compensation.

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Briefly describe the insurer options available for funding pension plans.

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Following options are available for fund...

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Identify a situation in which an employee will not get protection under ERISA.


A) The employee has worked only for two years.
B) The employee has worked only for 1200 hours.
C) The employee has not reached twenty-one years of age.
D) The employee was hired at the age of sixty-five.
E) The employee is highly compensated.

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A(n) _____ is a qualified pension plan in which the contribution amount is defined but the benefit amount available at retirement varies.

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Differentiate between contributory and noncontributory retirement plans.

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A pension plan may be contributory or no...

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An employer opts for Cliff vesting in one of their defined contribution plans under the Pension Protection Act of 2006.Here, an employee can obtain full vesting of employer contributions:


A) after three years.
B) at the retirement age.
C) after two years.
D) at the vesting age determined by the company.
E) at the vesting age specified by ERISA.

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Which of the following is a critical difference between SEP- individual retirement accounts and other individual retirement accounts?


A) Employee contribution is very high in SEP-IRAs.
B) The limits of SEP-IRAs are substantially larger than other IRAs.
C) Employee contribution is taxable in SEP-IRAs.
D) Annual deduction limits are not applicable for SEP-IRAs.
E) Only a narrow cross section of employees is included in the SEP.

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Which of the following employee benefit plans can be considered as a special form of profit sharing plans?


A) Employee stock ownership plan
B) Target plan
C) Unit benefit plan
D) Cash balance plan
E) Keogh plans

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