- 48 - contribution funded the full accrual of DWB's for Systems' three employees ($264,000), as well as their death benefits ($36,000). When Mr. Johnson made that contribution, he believed the money could not be lost to an employee of another Employee Group. Systems' three employees became Systems' Covered Employees in 1990. On March 12, 1991, Mr. Johnson, on behalf of Systems, amended the 1990 Adoption Agreement effective as of December 31, 1990, to change the DWB accrual percentage to 176 percent and the years of service multiple to one. No change was made to the vesting schedule. In all, Systems submitted the following Adoption Agreements relating to its participation in the Prime Plan: Date Effective 12/20/90 12/20/90 12/20/90 12/20/90 Dismissal wage benefit percentage 176 176 176 200 Years of service 1 1 1 5 Vesting schedule Immediate Immediate Immediate 4/40 Normal retirement age not listed 65 65 Not listed 65 Death benefit multiple 16.275 16.275 16.275 15.695 Date executed Not Not Not 12/20/90 executed executed dated On December 2, 1991, IFTI sent Systems copies of substitute pages 1 and 5 for its Adoption Agreement. These pages changed the employer yearend to September 30, the Normal Retirement Date to 65, and the death benefit multiple to 16.275. D. Administration of Systems' Account in the Prime Plan The 1989 annual report on Systems' account in the Prime Plan pertained only to Systems' Employee Group, and it did not provide any information regarding the Trust as a whole.Page: Previous 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 Next
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