Pension calculators by employer
Every page runs the IRS 417(e) minimum lump sum math and adds the plan's context: whether it's still accruing or frozen, and its buyout and annuity transfer history.
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Employers covered
17
Active plans
11
Frozen plans
1
PBGC-administered
Aerospace and Defense
Boeing
FrozenPension Value Plan (non-union); Boeing Company Employee Retirement Plan (IAM 751)
Lockheed Martin
FrozenLockheed Martin Corporation Salaried Employee Retirement Program
RTX Corporation (Raytheon)
ActiveRTX Consolidated Pension Plan
Northrop Grumman
ActiveNorthrop Grumman U.S. defined benefit pension plans
Automotive
Automotive (Union)
Transportation and Logistics (Union)
Electrical and Utility (Union)
Aviation
Telecommunications (Union)
Chemical Manufacturing
Pharmaceutical
Agricultural and Construction Equipment
Logistics and Shipping
Aerospace and Industrial Technology
Technology
Industrial Manufacturing
Imaging Technology
Industrial Conglomerate
Industrial Equipment
Technology Services
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The main calculator works for any pension plan. Enter your monthly benefit, retirement age, and the segment rates your plan uses. The IRS 417(e) formula applies regardless of employer.
Use the generic calculatorHow employer-specific context changes your decision
The IRS 417(e) minimum is the same calculation for every plan. The inputs change: your benefit, your start age and the month of rates your plan uses. The employer context changes too: whether the plan is frozen, whether retirees were moved to an insurer, and which payment forms the plan allows.
When a plan moves retirees to an insurer, PBGC no longer guarantees those annuities. State insurance guaranty associations back them instead. AT&T (2023), GM (2012 and 2024), Verizon (2012 and 2024), Lockheed Martin (2021, 2022 and 2025), IBM (2022 and 2024), 3M (2024), RTX (2025), Kodak (2025) and ExxonMobil (2025) have all done this for some retirees.
PBGC's guarantee for single-employer plans depends on your age when payments start and the annuity form. For 2026 a straight-life annuity is guaranteed up to $7,789.77 a month at 65, $3,505.40 at 55 and $12,931.02 at 70.
Multiemployer plans, including many Teamsters and IBEW funds, are run by joint boards of trustees, and PBGC guarantees them under a separate formula capped at $35.75 a month per year of service. UAW pensions at GM and Ford are single-employer plans sponsored by the automakers.