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Learn how the Plan works. |
Find answers to common questions about the Fund. |
Find all the forms you need. |
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See who the current Fund trustees are. |
Find out how to reach the Pension Fund Offices via phone, fax, email, mail, or in person. |
Link to other helpful sites. |
Divorce
If you get a divorce, submit an Add/Delete Dependents Form and copy of your divorce decree to the Pension Fund Office as soon as possible after your divorce is effective. In addition, you may need to update your beneficiary designation.
Reduction of contribution rates does not affect pension benefit accrual or pension benefits. Read the details in this announcement letter.
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What Happens to My Pension When I Die?
If you die after your pension payments have begun but before you have received 60 monthly payments, your designated beneficiary will continue to receive monthly benefit payments until a total of 60 monthly payments are made. In addition, a lump sum death benefit may be payable, depending on your circumstances when you die. (This is why you must complete and submit a beneficiary card when you first start working.)