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Clark Howard discusses Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation payout limits

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Clark Howard provided commentary on how the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) structures pension payouts when a private employer goes bankrupt and the plan fails. He noted that while moderate-salary retirees typically receive similar amounts, high earners may have their checks reduced to the legal maximum.

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The PBGC acts as a federal backstop for private pensions. The year a company files for bankruptcy determines the guarantee table for life, meaning filers from 2019, for example, miss out on higher limits, such as the 5% increase seen in 2026.

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