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Missouri S&T Faculty Senate. November 19, 2009. UM Board of Curators. Employee Contribution to Retirement Plan. 1% of first $50,000 in salary 2% of salary in excess of $50,000 Projected Contributions - $12,000,000 per year. How Does the Money Flow?. When UM share is Greater than budget.
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Missouri S&T Faculty Senate November 19, 2009
Employee Contribution to Retirement Plan • 1% of first $50,000 in salary • 2% of salary in excess of $50,000 • Projected Contributions - $12,000,000 per year
How Does the Money Flow? When UM share is Greater than budget
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Benefit Plans Contribution AnalysisBased on 2009 Contribution Rates
UM Retirement, Disability & Death Benefit Plan Financial Status
Actuarial Value of Liabilities: The total actuarial accrued liability of pension benefits for all plan members including active employees, retired employees and terminated, vested employees. • Actuarial Value of Assets: Value of all assets held in trust using the Expected Return Asset Valuation Method. Using this approach allows for an amortization of unrecognized return over a 5 year period. The result is a “smoothing” of changes in market value over a 5 year period. • Market Value of Assets: Market value of all assets held in trust under the plan.
History of Actual UM Contribution Rates % of payroll
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