Because companies can cash out an employee whose accrued benefit is less than $ 3, 500, the biggest impact in dollar terms might be on a young person, say 35, who switches jobs and gets such a lump sum.
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Tierney pitched the idea of forming Bridgespan to his partners in 1999 . He emphasized his desire for an ongoing partnership with Bain, which would accrue benefits ( e . g ., recruitment as well as public relations ).
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Because the lump sum actuarial present value of a former worker's vested accrued benefit is uncertain, the IRS, under section 417 ( e ) of the Internal Revenue Code, specifies the interest and mortality figures that must be used.
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Since 1995, a fifth of large companies have converted their traditional defined benefit pension plans, which pay a monthly sum based on salary and years of work, to cash-balance plans, which allow employees to accrue benefits equally over their careers.
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However, because the lump sum actuarial present value of a former worker's vested accrued benefit is uncertain, the mandate under in section 417 ( e ) of the Internal Revenue Code specifies the interest and mortality figures that must be used.
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In yet another strange juxtaposition, nearly all the patients in the clinic _ especially the activists _ are beginning to lobby to get off their drugs for a while, coasting on the accrued benefits in hopes of avoiding the worst of their toxicity.
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New York Stock Exchange chairman Dick Grasso's $ 139.5 million in accrued benefits and deferred compensation was the result of a concerted effort to raise the pay of all the Big Board's top managers to compete with soaring corporate salaries, according to exchange documents.
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The initial announcement that he would receive $ 139.5 million in accrued benefits and savings touched off the fury Aug . 27, and it grew later when the exchange revealed another $ 48 million in vested funds, even though he agreed not to take those.
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New York Stock Exchange chairman Dick Grasso's $ 139 . 5 million in accrued benefits and deferred compensation was the result of a concerted effort to raise the pay of all the Big Board's top managers to compete with soaring corporate salaries, according to exchange documents.
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The initial announcement that he would receive $ 139 . 5 million in accrued benefits and savings touched off the fury Aug . 27, and it grew later when the exchange revealed another $ 48 million in vested funds, even though he agreed not to take those.
