A benefit statement is a report prepared by a retirement system for each active member that summarizes information about his retirement account. It includes the member's plan, beneficiaries, and service credit. Members in contributory plans also receive a report of their contributions and interest.
If employees are in an occupational pension scheme, they receive regular benefit statements which explain how much pension benefit they have earned.
This is a statement from a pension scheme, telling you (based on certain assumptions) what your benefits are going to be. You will probably be sent one each year.
This is basically part of the marketing process on any site - the sales proposition, or a clarification of how the service provided can benefit the client. Obviously types of benefit statements will differ according to the visitors being targeted.
The annual benefit statement summarizing the member's account and benefits. It includes service credit, projected and accrued pension benefits, and lists the members beneficiaries. The statement is mailed in August to active members, and to inactive members in February.
The annual benefit statement summarizes the member's personal account and benefits. It includes service credit, projected and accrued pension benefits, disability and death benefits, and lists the member's beneficiaries. The statement is mailed in August.
A statement or estimate of benefits payable in respect of an individualâ€(tm)s membership of a pension scheme on the occurrence of specific events.
This is a statement of the pension benefits a member has earned. It may also give a prediction of what their final pension might be.