Buddha Baby ("BB") offers a defined pension plan for its employees and all their babies (and some employees have lots of babies). On January 1, 2025, the pension plan was underfunded by $2,000,000. BB has a December 31 year end. Pertinent details of the pension plan are as follows: pension plan assets market value, January 1 3,150,000 funding of pension plan 250,000 pension benefits earned by evenly through the year 185,000 payments to retirees (and their babies), end of year 95,000 actuarial gains

Buddha Baby ("BB") offers a defined pension plan for its employees and all their babies (and some employees have lots of babies). On January 1, 2025, the pension plan was underfunded by $2,000,000. BB has a December 31 year end. Pertinent details of the pension plan are as follows: pension plan assets market value, January 1 3,150,000 funding of pension plan 250,000 pension benefits earned by evenly through the year 185,000 payments to retirees (and their babies), end of year 95,000 actuarial gains

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pension plan assets market value, January 1	3,150,000
funding of pension plan	250,000
pension benefits earned by evenly through the year	185,000
payments to retirees (and their babies), end of year	95,000
actuarial gains	25,000
discount rate	8%