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    Apr 24, 2023

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    In a Forbes column, NIRS Executive Director Dan Doonan writes Corporate retirement plan sponsors reevaluating their benefit packages have a variety of retirement products available to them, including defined benefit pension plans. In fact, some companies may already have an existing “frozen” or closed pension plan on their balance sheet.

    In fact, a JP Morgan Asset Management analysis, recent legislation and economic conditions created a more favorable environment for corporate pension plans.

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