All 1,298 pages of the Central States, Southeast and Southwest Areas Pension Fund bailout application is on the SFA website but, for me, it is these two pages that tell the tale of the fall of this and many other union pension plans.
We had some 5500 history in an earlier blog through 2016. This is where the plan was last year based on their 5500 filing for 2020:
Plan Name: Central States, Southeast & Southwest Areas Pension Plan
EIN/PN: 36-6044243/001
Total participants @ 12/31/20: 364,908 including:
- Retirees: 191,550
- Separated but entitled to benefits: 121,667
- Still working: 51,691
Asset Value (Market) @ 1/1/20: 12,309,907,060
Value of liabilities using RPA rate (2.95%) @ 1/1/20: $56,188,837,073 including:
- Retirees: $33,047,759,091
- Separated but entitled to benefits: $14,458,423,787
- Still working: $8,682,654,195
Funded ratio: 21.91%
Unfunded Liabilities as of 1/1/20: $43,878,930,013
Asset Value (Market) as of 12/31/20: $10,409,490,502
Contributions 2020 (MB): $662,009,633
Contributions 2020 (H): $406,600,320
Payouts 2020: $2,842,184,040
Expenses 2019: $53,552,2071
Historical information going back to 2007 in a spreadsheet:
Posted by Central States Fall – Actuarial News on May 9, 2022 at 8:49 pm
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