MassMutual to Sponsor October 30 Webcast “The DB Dilemma: Sustain, Freeze or Terminate?”
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A panel of industry experts will share their perspective on current considerations with regard to defined benefit plans. Panelists include
- Current legislative and market trends and available solutions in meeting your DB plan challenges, including DB plan de-risking strategies
- Critical considerations in determining whether to sustain, freeze or terminate your defined benefit plan
- Steps you need to take to make decisions for your plan
The webcast is open to retirement plan advisors and plan sponsors and pre-registration is recommended. There will be time for Q&A at the conclusion of the event.
For more information about MassMutual Retirement Services, please contact your retirement plan advisor or call
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