Employee Benefits: Companies' Retiree Health Liabilities Large, Advance Funding Costly : Report to Congressional RequestersThe Office, 1989 - 40 lappuses |
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... 9 billion for health care for 7 mil- lion retirees and their dependents ( see app . I ) . The growing cost has raised questions about the security of retiree health benefits and companies ' ability to pay future costs . In contrast to ...
... 9 billion for health care for 7 mil- lion retirees and their dependents ( see app . I ) . The growing cost has raised questions about the security of retiree health benefits and companies ' ability to pay future costs . In contrast to ...
5. lappuse
... billion , to be reported yearly . Our liability estimates are based on company retiree health plans in existence and ... 9 billion in 1988 to over $ 22 billion in 2008 ( 1988 dollars ) if coverage and benefits did not change ( see ...
... billion , to be reported yearly . Our liability estimates are based on company retiree health plans in existence and ... 9 billion in 1988 to over $ 22 billion in 2008 ( 1988 dollars ) if coverage and benefits did not change ( see ...
14. lappuse
... 9 billion in 1988 to over $ 39 billion in 2020 ( in 1988 dollars ) , assuming no change in coverage and benefits . But if the nation's employers had started to fund these payments as many defined benefit pension plans are funded , they ...
... 9 billion in 1988 to over $ 39 billion in 2020 ( in 1988 dollars ) , assuming no change in coverage and benefits . But if the nation's employers had started to fund these payments as many defined benefit pension plans are funded , they ...
15. lappuse
... billion of which the accrued liabilities were about 57 percent - equaled about one - eighth of companies stock ... 9 billion will be paid in benefits in 1988. Over 58 percent of these payments go to early retirees . We project ...
... billion of which the accrued liabilities were about 57 percent - equaled about one - eighth of companies stock ... 9 billion will be paid in benefits in 1988. Over 58 percent of these payments go to early retirees . We project ...
16. lappuse
... billion over a 25 - year period , and a yearly cost accrual or " normal cost , " which for 1988 would be about $ 14 billion . This compares with $ 9 billion in PAYG Costs . Projected company contributions for advance funding would grow ...
... billion over a 25 - year period , and a yearly cost accrual or " normal cost , " which for 1988 would be about $ 14 billion . This compares with $ 9 billion in PAYG Costs . Projected company contributions for advance funding would grow ...
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$9 billion 1988 Retiree Health accrued liabilities actuarial Advance Funding Costly amortization Annual Contributions baseline estimate Begin Advance Funding benefit payouts benefits in 1988 billion in 1988 calculated Consumer Price Index Contributions to Begin CPIMC Data DEFRA early retirees employers Estimate U.S. Companies Estimating 1988 Retiree FASB standards financial statements first-year contributions fund their retiree funding costs Funding Retiree Health future benefits future retiree health GAO's Method health benefit payments health insurance Health Liabilities Large Liabilities and Annual liabilities for retiree Liabilities of $402 Medical Cost Inflation Medicare Method for Estimating million retirees million workers normal cost number of retirees PAYG costs pension plans percentage points postretirement benefits present value projected unit credit PVFB receive retiree health receiving health benefits retire at age retiree health benefits retiree health costs Retiree Health Liabilities retiree health plans retirees receiving Table V.1 unfunded unit credit method VEBA workers and retirees