"That [retirement] plan you're overseeing may have some hidden weaknesses that only a specialized audit could bring to light."

"Take a Closer Look," SHRM HR Magazine, Vol. 50, No. 6, June 2005

RETIREMENT

Defined Benefit Plans
Defined benefit plans have long been an important part of the retirement plan landscape. Recent events, however, have shaken the foundation of most defined benefit plans. Sharp declines in plan assets have only been partially recovered, accounting rules have altered balance sheets and P&L statements, and the latest in a long series of major legislative changes will likely mean higher funding levels for employers.

Many plan sponsors have reached a critical juncture where fundamental decisions have to be made regarding the future of their defined benefit plans. Should they: Cammack LaRhette can help clients reach a decision that is right for their organization, taking into account competitive requirements and the long-term effects on employees, the finances and administrative capabilities of the organization.

We offer independent, unbiased advice encompassing: In addition, Cammack LaRhette offers ongoing plan services, including:
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