State and Government Pension Plans

What is a Pension Plan?


A pension plan is a type of retirement plan where employers promise to pay a defined benefit to employees for life after they retire. It's different from a defined contribution plan, like a 401(k), where employees put their own money in an employer-sponsored investment program.

Employees typically want to know....

When Am I Eligible to Retire?

How Much Will My Pension Pay?

Do I Qualify For

Social Security?

What Other Options Do I Have?

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Understanding Pension Plans


Pension plans are crucial financial tools designed to provide income in retirement, ensuring financial security during your golden years. Understanding how these plans work empowers you to make informed decisions about your future.


Pension plans, often sponsored by employers, involve regular contributions during your working years. These contributions are invested to grow over time, building a fund that will support you after retirement. There are two main types:

Defined Benefit Plans: These guarantee a specific benefit amount based on salary and years of service. Defined Contribution Plans: These involve contributions from both employer and employee, with the final payout depending on investment performance.

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