“Despite many US corporations having significantly stepped up their pension fund contributions in order to close funding gaps, and take advantage of tax benefits, they still may face an increase in future funding obligations. According to a recent report from investment firm Cambridge Associates, new mortality tables, the trailing off of regulatory funding relief programs for pensions, and the gradual depletion of many pensions’ ability to carry forward a credit balance could increase pension contribution obligations over the next five years.”
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