When you rely on a pension,
you can't afford a problem.
We know how much your pension means to you and your family! It is economic security in retirement. The Mid-America Pension Rights Project searches for retirement benefits, advises individuals about their pension rights, and actively works to resolve pension and other retirement benefit disputes. Surviving spouses and dependents are also welcome to use our services. And there are no age or income requirements to use our services,click here to visit our information page.!
We helped retirees in Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Tennessee recover over $3.4 million in 2008. Let us help you protect your pension and retirement income. Call us at 1-866-735-7737.
"The attorney was right on, if she did not help me, there would be no income," pensioner from Michigan
"It deserves 5 stars!" an Ohio family
"Excellent with helping and answering questions," retiree from Michigan
How we can help YOU
- Advise you on pension laws and pension rights
- Share information about pension benefits for spouses and survivors
- Find pensions "lost" due to company mergers, relocation, or bankruptcy
- Investigating benefit denials and filing appeals
- Advise you on your rights as a divorced persons, including Qualified Domestic Relations Orders
- Filing benefit claims
- Mid-America Pension Rights Project Partners
- To find a pension project in your area, contact the National Pension Rights Center
Funded by US Administration on Aging
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November 23, 2009
According to Congressional staff, the House of Representatives will vote as early as next week to extend the IRA Charitable Rollover for one year, through the end of 2010. Unless Congress acts soon, the IRA Charitable Rollover, which allows individuals age 70 and older to make outright charitable donations of up to $100,000 from IRAs and Roth IRAs without having to count the distributions as taxable income, will expire on December 31st. The House legislation is also expected to include several other "extender" provisions that will benefit charitable giving, including provisions related to: contributions of capital gain real property for conservation purposes; enhanced charitable deduction for contributions of food, book inventories to public schools, and corporate contributions of computer equipment for educational purposes; special tax treatment of certain payments to controlling exempt organizations; and special rules for S corporations making charitable contributions of property.
