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Blog Posts in 2013

Federal Employee: Does a Former Spouse lose his/her survivor benefits as a result of divorce?

Posted on Aug 27, 2013 By Troyan Inc.
A properly prepared Court Order Acceptable for Processing ("COAP") must be filed with Office of Personnel Management("OPM") within a very specific period of time. Strict rules ...
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Interest Rates for Pension Valuations?

Posted on Aug 27, 2013 By Troyan Inc.
For ERISA Plans consider the Monthly Segment Rates Published by the Internal Revenue Service ("IRS").
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Is the cost of a QDRO tax deductible?

Posted on Aug 1, 2013 By Troyan Inc.
The cost of drafting a QDRO and submitting it to the plan administrator for approval/qualification may be considered tax deductible. Note: Each indivudal's personal situation is different, please ...
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Can a QDRO be entered AFTER Retirement?

Posted on Apr 10, 2013 By Troyan Inc.
One of our most common questions... May a Qualified Domestic Relations Order be entered (signed by a Judge and Qualified by the Plan) after the Participant Retires? Absolutely, Yes. Some limitations ...
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