Originally Posted by
gollum
B-fund contributions are based on a percentage of income, so how does someone on mil leave get company contributions if they don’t have an income with the company to base a % on? Doesn't 16% of 0 = 0?
Not correct. For those that are gone on long term military leave, they take a look back at your last 12 months of work, and whatever your monthly average is for those months, you’ll get 16% of that put into your B-fund.
However, you do not receive profit sharing for the years your are out on ML.