Number of Plans | Number of Participants (in thousands) |
Liability (in millions) |
|
---|---|---|---|
A. Terminated plans | |||
1. Seriatim at fiscal year-end (FYE) | 2,952 | 374 | $ 11,531 |
2. Seriatim at DOPT, adjusted to FYE | 59 | 55 | $ 2,577 |
3. Nonseriatim (note 1) | 458 | 514 | $ 30,807 |
4. Rettig Settlement (seriatim) (note 2) | Fewer than 500 participants | $ 1 | |
5. Missing Participants Program (seriatim) (note 3) | 18 | $ 36 | |
Subtotal | 3,469 | 961 | $44,952 |
B. Probable terminations (nonseriatim) (note 4) | 45 | 335 | $ 30,953 |
Total (note 5) | 3,514 | 1,296 | $ 75,905 |
Number of Plans | Number of Participants (in thousands) |
Liability (in millions) |
|
---|---|---|---|
A. Pre-MPPAA terminations (seriatim) | 10 | Fewer than 500 participants | $ 3 |
B. Post-MPPAA liability (net of plan assets) | 67 | 100 | $ 1,295 |
Total | 77 | 100 | $ 1,298 |
Notes:
The liability for terminated plans has been increased by $65 million for settlements.
The Rettig Settlement refers to the liability for benefits that PBGC incurred due to the settlement of a class action lawsuit that increased benefits for some participants and provided new benefits to others. The remaining participants not yet paid are valued seriatim.
The Missing Participants Program refers to a liability that PBGC assumed for unlocated participants in standard plan terminations.
The net claims for probable plans reported in the financial statements include $431 million for not-yet-identified probable terminations. The assets for these probable plans, including the expected value of recoveries on employer liability and due-and-unpaid employer contributions claims, are $14,027 million. Thus, the net claims for probables as reported in the financial statements are $30,953 million less $14,027 million, or $16,926 million.
The PVFB in the financial statements ($60,836 million) is net of estimated plan assets and recoveries on probables ($14,027 million), estimated recoveries on terminated plans ($364 million), and estimated assets for plans pending trusteeship ($678 million), or, $75,905 million less $14,027 million less $364 million less $678 million = $60,836 million.
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