Employee Retirement Income Security Act

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Employee Retirement Income Security Act

Employee Retirement Income Security Act means:
a 1974 law governing the operation of most private pension and benefit plans. The law eased pension eligibility rules, set up the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, and established guidelines for the management of pension funds.

See Employee Retirement Income Security Act.

Related Entries in the American Tax Encyclopedia:

  1. Integration With Social Security
  2. Retirement Income
  3. Eligibility Requirements
  4. Individual Retirement Account
  5. Qualified employee plan
  6. Retirement Plan
  7. Full Retirement Age
  8. Employer Retirement Plan
  9. General Retirement System
  10. Employee Stock Option
  11. Simplified Employee Pension Plan
  12. Multiple Retirement Ages
  13. Supplemental Security Income
  14. Key Employee
  15. Early Retirement
  16. Discrimination in Employee Benefit Plans
  17. Employee Stock Ownership Plan
  18. Employee-owner
  19. Employee Contributions
  20. Elective Deferral
  21. Retirement Program
  22. Qualified Retirement Plan
  23. Social Security Benefit Statement
  24. Owner-employee
  25. Defined-contribution Plan

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