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<abstract>In 1990, GAO flagged 17 federal programs areas as &quot;high risk,&quot; including
the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC), which is plagued by a
large and growing deficit and a large exposure to potential claims from
underfunded plans. PBGC recently reported that underfunding in the
single-employer defined-benefit plans it insures grew from $38 billion
in 1991 to $53 billion in 1992--this despite more stringent funding
requirements that the Pension Protection Act mandated for underfunded
plans in 1987. GAO concludes that the current funding rules for
underfunded plans are not working well. Despite the act&apos;s intent that
funding in underfunding plans be improved, most sponsors of underfunded
plans made no additional contributions to reduce underfunding in 1990.
This is partly due to an unanticipated design flaw that yields offsets
that are too large for many plans. In addition to describing the act&apos;s
weaknesses in reducing underfunding, this report describes the potential
impact of the proposed Pension Funding Improvement Act of 1993 and the
Administration&apos;s proposed Retirement Protection Act of 1993 on improving
plan funding.</abstract>
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