The New England Pension Assistance Project (NEPAP) recently obtained a significant benefit increase for a 60-year old Massachusetts resident! Our client (whom we’ll call M) received a booklet from his pension plan saying that the plan was “frozen” back in 2002. When a company “freezes” its pension plan, benefits stop accruing and are calculated as [...]
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Leave No Stone Unturned: How an Obscure Provision in the Federal Pension Law Led to a Benefit Increase
Posted by Pension Action Center on Thursday, May 3rd 2012
category: Client Success Stories
- Leave No Stone Unturned: How an Obscure Provision in the Federal Pension Law Led to a Benefit Increase
- Vermont Woman Can’t Find Pension After Union Office Closes
- From Zero to Two Pensions – With Help from the New England Pension Assistance Project
- Tangled Webs: Finding Three Payers for One Pension
- Improper Plan Administration Almost Costs Widow Her Survivor’s Benefit
- Widow Denied Late Husband’s Pension, Because He’d “Remarried.” The Problem? They’d Never Gotten Divorced!
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