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FDXLAG
No we are at 9% in 2020. Yes we are at 8% now. I use 9% just like I use 4200 when talking about you multiplier for retirement. It is what it will be eventually. The B Fund caps are not tied to the percentage in the contract. Otherwise you could negotiate a 100% B fund and cap it out at 260K. The B fund cap (at least when I talk about it) is the 54K (I think, 56 if over 50) limit on max contributions for 401K and B Plan limits. I am not sure what your contract allows for 401K contributions so I can't answer what your real B fund cap is. I do know that B fund contributions don't stop when you hit 260K of income but when you hit the IRS limit.
I got the 50 K by adding up the difference between 8 and 12% over the first 10 years of employment at our respective companies. It is just a wag probably low. But like I said we will have guys on 3rd year pay making 200+ an hour, that will even out the 8% vs 12% pretty quickly.
Not a pi$$ing contest, Your TA is probably a good one. Best of luck however you vote. Ours contract did not make anyone happy, but it is not as bad as some would let on.
Seriously? You don't know that our 8% B fund contributions stop when you reach $265K?
The defined contribution limit is $53,000 in 2016. So, the only way to reach that limit , with just B plan contributions, would be to have a 20% B plan.
The defined contribution limit, $53,000, includes B plan, RSP, after tax, company match and sick bank overage contributions.
If you're 50, you get an additional $6,000 to the limit.