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Member Contribution Rates Effective July 2006

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1 Member Contribution Rates Effective July 2006
P Member Contribution Rates Effective July 2006 May 3, 2006

2 Syllabus Review Contribution Structure Reasons for Increase
Smoothing of Rates

3 Member Contributions COLA 31873 COLA 31873 BASIC BASIC
Supplemental 31627 Supplemental 31627 Proposed Legislation COLA 31873 COLA 31873 Based on Valuation BASIC or .4 BASIC From 37 Act General Safety

4 Basic – General Members Tier 1
… the normal rate of contribution … shall be such as will provide an average annuity at age 60 equal to one 200th of the final compensation of members … BASIC

5 Basic – General Members Tier 2
… the normal rate of contribution … shall be such as will provide an average annuity at age 60 equal to one 240th of the final compensation of members … BASIC

6 Basic – General Members

7 Basic – Safety Members Tier 1 and Tier 2
The normal rate of contribution shall be such as will provide an average annuity at age 50 equal to one 200th of the final compensation… BASIC

8 Basic – Safety Members

9 COLA Contributions Any increases in contributions shall be shared equally between the county or district and the contributing members … COLA

10 COL Contributions FCERA Board previously decided that “Any increases in contributions” means contributions for both Normal Cost and Unfunded Actuarial Accrued Liability.

11 COLA Contributions In 2004 Valuation, Basic rates were increased by 92% for COLA In 2005 Valuation, Basic rates were increased by 132% for COLA COLA

12 COLA Contributions COLA

13 Supplemental Contribution
…to the extent undistributed earnings are unavailable in the future to make additional contributions on members’ behalf…then the employer and employee contribution rates shall be increased … Supplemental 31627

14 Supplemental Contribution
Lawyers not yet in agreement Look to proposed legislation (AB 2063) for guidance Members electing Tier 2 would not make Supplemental Contributions Supplemental 31627

15 AB 2063 – General Members …the normal rates of contribution… shall be rates that provide an average annuity at age 55 years equal to the fraction of one 160th of the final compensation … Supplemental 31627

16 Total Contributions – General Tier 1 Members

17 Total Contributions – General Tier 2 Members

18 AB 2063 – Safety Members The normal rates of contribution… shall be rates that will provide an average annuity at age 50 years equal to the fraction of one 160th of the final compensation … Supplemental 31627

19 Total Contributions – Safety Tier 1 Members

20 Total Contributions – Safety Tier 2 Members

21 Reasons for Increase Member Contributions – General Tier 1
Increase of approximately 39% from smoothed rates Member Contributions – Safety Tier 1 Increase of approximately 21% from rates

22 Reasons for Increase

23 Reasons for Increase

24 Smoothing of Rates Fiscal Year 2004/2005
Purpose is to limit volatility of member contribution rates April 2004 methodology adopted by Board of Retirement If the total rate from the prior fiscal year had increased by more than 50%, the increase was limited to 50%

25 Smoothing of Rates Fiscal Year 2005/2006
In April 2005 Retirement Board adopted new rate smoothing methodology If any rate increased by more than 10% from what was paid in the prior year, the increase will be halfway between what was paid the prior year and the new rate as calculated prior to any smoothing

26 Smoothing of Rates Fiscal Year 2006/2007
At April 19, 2006 meeting, Board asks Actuary to calculate rates based on prior year smoothing methodology

27 Member Contributions – General Tier 1

28 Member Contributions – General Tier 2

29 Member Contributions – Safety Tier 1

30 Member Contributions – Safety Tier 2

31 Questions


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