PocketLaw | Revised Code Of Washington | Actuarial Funding of State

State actuary to submit information on the experience and financial condition of each retirement system—Adoption of long-term economic assumptions.

Section
41.45.035

Long-term economic assumptions—Investment rate of return assumptions—Asset value smoothing technique.

Section
41.45.050

Contributions to be based on rates established in this chapter—Allocation formula for contributions.

Section
41.45.060

Basic state and employer contribution rates—Methods used—Role of council—Role of state actuary.

Section
41.45.061

Required contribution rates for plan 2 members.

Section
41.45.062

Annual contribution rate increases—Employer, state, and plan 2 members.

Section
41.45.067

Failure of state or employer to make required contribution—Resulting increase in contribution rate borne in full by state or employer—Members' contribution deducted each payroll period.

Section
41.45.070

Contribution rates—Law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system plan 2.

Section
41.45.0621

Plan 1 unfunded accrued actuarial liabilities—Contributions in addition to RCW 41.45.062—Intent.

Section
41.45.0631

Washington state patrol retirement system—Contribution rates—Allocation of costs.

Section
41.45.100

Pension funding council—Created.

Section
41.45.110

Pension funding council—Audits required—Select committee on pension policy.

Section
41.45.120

Pension funding work group.

Section
41.45.130

Public employees' retirement system plan 2 assets divided—Assets transferred to school employees' retirement system.

Section
41.45.150

Unfunded liabilities—Employer contribution rates.

Section
41.45.155

Certain plans 2 and 3 normal costs—Minimum basic employer contribution rates.

Section
41.45.158

Certain plans 2 and 3 normal costs—Minimum member contribution rates.

Section
41.45.200

Contribution rates for certain justices and judges—Public employees' retirement system.

Section
41.45.203

Contribution rates for certain justices and judges—Teachers' retirement system.

Section
41.45.207

Contribution rates for certain district or municipal court judges—Public employees' retirement system.

Section
41.45.230

Actuarial Funding of State Retirement Systems.

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Intent—Goals.

Definitions.

State actuary to submit information on the experience and financial condition of each retirement system—Adoption of long-term economic assumptions.

Long-term economic assumptions—Investment rate of return assumptions—Asset value smoothing technique.

Contributions to be based on rates established in this chapter—Allocation formula for contributions.

Basic state and employer contribution rates—Methods used—Role of council—Role of state actuary.

Required contribution rates for plan 2 members.

Annual contribution rate increases—Employer, state, and plan 2 members.

Failure of state or employer to make required contribution—Resulting increase in contribution rate borne in full by state or employer—Members' contribution deducted each payroll period.

Supplemental rate.

Additional contributions may be required.

Collection of actuarial data.

Contribution rates—Law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system plan 2.

Plan 1 unfunded accrued actuarial liabilities—Contributions in addition to RCW 41.45.062—Intent.

Washington state patrol retirement system—Contribution rates—Allocation of costs.

Pension funding council—Created.

Pension funding council—Audits required—Select committee on pension policy.

Pension funding work group.

Public employees' retirement system plan 2 assets divided—Assets transferred to school employees' retirement system.

Unfunded liabilities—Employer contribution rates.

Certain plans 2 and 3 normal costs—Minimum basic employer contribution rates.

Certain plans 2 and 3 normal costs—Minimum member contribution rates.

Contribution rates for certain justices and judges—Public employees' retirement system.

Contribution rates for certain justices and judges—Teachers' retirement system.

Contribution rates for certain district or municipal court judges—Public employees' retirement system.

Pension funding stabilization account—Creation.