SKU: OC-62235
Review pension law in Alberta, including recent legislative changes. Explore the common pension plans in Alberta and how pension plans typically operate, including plan-specific features or nuances. Consider how actuaries value pension plans, particularly in the context of family law or wills and estates matters.
Topics:
- An Introduction to Pension Developments Affecting Property Division in a Family Law and an Estate Law Context
- Changes to Alberta Public Sector Pensions
- Pensions on Death and Marriage Breakdown
- Valuations of Pensions
- Pension Law in Practice: Case Scenarios
This on-demand program was originally broadcast as a webinar on January 12, 2022. Total running time for each presentation ranges between 1 hour to 1 hour, 30 minutes.
Chair
Rita M. Richardson, Richardson Law
Presenters
Sophia L. Blumin, Alberta Pensions Services Corporation
Pat Johnston, Pension Strategies Inc.
Natasha Martin, Alberta Teachers’ Retirement Fund Board
Yolanda Van Wachem QC, Alberta Pensions Services Corporation
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