Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) Plans: What Are They and Could They Work in the U.S.?
Feb. 26, 2025 | 1 to 2:30 p.m. EST | USQS CE and JBEA Non-core CPE Available
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ABOUT THIS WEBINAR
Several countries have adopted Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) plans as part of their national approach to providing retirement benefits. The United Kingdom is the most recent example as a result of the Royal Mail lobbying for a CDC-type plan for its employees. This webinar will take an expansive view of CDC plans, discussing both traditional definitions as well as a more generalized view. Criticism of these plans will be discussed, along with actions that could be taken to address these concerns.
SPEAKERS
- Mark Shemtob, MAAA, FSA, EA, MSPA; Member, Retirement Policy and Design Evaluation Committee
- Tim Robson, MAAA, ASA, FIA; Member, Retirement Policy and Design Evaluation Committee
MODERATOR
- Lee Gold, MAAA, ASA, EA, FCA, Chairperson, Retirement Policy and Design Evaluation Committee
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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