National Electrical Annuity Plan

Please be advised that this firm represents the National Electrical Benefit Fund ("NEBF")The NEBF has asked that I contact you with respect to the letter it received from the Revdex.com dated November 16, 2016, (a copy of the letter is enclosed)In the letter, you state that you received a complaint from Ms [redacted] that the NEBF is trying to recoup monies paid to Ms [redacted] 's father-in-law's estate, [redacted] Jr., after his deathMs [redacted] believes that the NEBF, which she classifies as a "a life insurance fund for retired electricians," is trying to scam her and to profit from a mistake the NEBF made while her family is grieving the loss of a loved one.The NEBF is not a life insurance fundIt is a multiemployer employee pension benefit plan governed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of ("ERISA") for the purpose of providing retirement benefits to participants upon their retirements from the electrical industryUnder the terms of the NEBF's Plan of Benefits, benefits to Mr [redacted] Jrwere to terminate the month of his death, which was February As the NEBF had not been notified that he had died until April 2016, the NEBF continued to make a monthly electronic deposit in March 2016, resulting in the current overpayment balance of $574.02, which includes the original overpayment amount of $plus interest of $9.94.The NEBF is obligated by federal law and its Plan rules to take steps to recover the amounts deposited after Mr [redacted] 's deathIn this regard, in order to protect the pension funds held in trust by the NEBF and the rights of other participants to receive benefits due and owing to them upon retirement, the NEBF is required by ERISA to make reasonable, diligent and systematic efforts to collect all debts owed to itAs of the date of this letter, the NEBF has not receivedrepayment of the amounts owed by Mr [redacted] 's estate and pursuant to the terms of the NEBF Plan of Benefits, interest is accumulating.If you have any additional questions or would like to speak to me directly on this matter, please don't hesitate to call me at ###-###-####.Sincerely, [redacted] , [redacted] , CHTD.By: Katie B***

Please be advised that this firm represents
the National Electrical Benefit Fund ("NEBF")The NEBF has asked that I contact you with respect to the letter it received from the Revdex.com dated November 16, 2016, (a copy of the letter is enclosed)In the letter, you state that you received a complaint from Ms*** *** that the NEBF is trying to recoup monies paid to Ms***'s father-in-law's estate, *** *** Jr., after his deathMs*** believes that the NEBF, which she classifies as a "a life insurance fund for retired electricians," is trying to scam her and to profit from a mistake the NEBF made while her family is grieving the loss of a loved oneThe NEBF is not a life insurance fundIt is a multiemployer employee pension benefit plan governed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of ("ERISA") for the purpose of providing retirement benefits to participants upon their retirements from the electrical industryUnder the terms of the NEBF's Plan of Benefits, benefits to Mr*** *** Jrwere to terminate the month of his death, which was February As the NEBF had not been notified that he had died until April 2016, the NEBF continued to make a monthly electronic deposit in March 2016, resulting in the current overpayment balance of $574.02, which includes the original overpayment amount of $plus interest of $The NEBF is obligated by federal law and its Plan rules to take steps to recover the amounts deposited after Mr***'s deathIn this regard, in order to protect the pension funds held in trust by the NEBF and the rights of other participants to receive benefits due and owing to them upon retirement, the NEBF is required by ERISA to make reasonable, diligent and systematic efforts to collect all debts owed to itAs of the date of this letter, the NEBF has not received
repayment of the amounts owed by Mr***'s estate and pursuant to the terms of the NEBF Plan of Benefits, interest is accumulatingIf you have any additional questions or would like to speak to me directly on this matter, please don't hesitate to call me at ###-###-####Sincerely,
***, *** * ***, CHTDBy: Katie B***

Please be advised that this firm represents the National Electrical Benefit Fund ("NEBF"). The NEBF has asked that I contact you with respect to the letter it received from the Revdex.com dated November 16, 2016, (a copy of the letter is enclosed). In the letter, you state that you...

received a complaint from Ms. [redacted] that the NEBF is trying to recoup monies paid to Ms. [redacted]'s father-in-law's estate, [redacted] Jr., after his death. Ms. [redacted] believes that the NEBF, which she classifies as a "a life insurance fund for retired electricians," is trying to scam her and to profit from a mistake the NEBF made while her family is grieving the loss of a loved one.The NEBF is not a life insurance fund. It is a multiemployer employee pension benefit plan governed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ("ERISA") for the purpose of providing retirement benefits to participants upon their retirements from the electrical industry. Under the terms of the NEBF's Plan of Benefits, benefits to Mr. [redacted] Jr. were to terminate the month of his death, which was February 2016. As the NEBF had not been notified that he had died until April 2016, the NEBF continued to make a monthly electronic deposit in March 2016, resulting in the current overpayment balance of $574.02, which includes the original overpayment amount of $564.08 plus interest of $9.94.The NEBF is obligated by federal law and its Plan rules to take steps to recover the amounts deposited after Mr. [redacted]'s death. In this regard, in order to protect the pension funds held in trust by the NEBF and the rights of other participants to receive benefits due and owing to them upon retirement, the NEBF is required by ERISA to make reasonable, diligent and systematic efforts to collect all debts owed to it. As of the date of this letter, the NEBF has not receivedrepayment of the amounts owed by Mr. [redacted]'s estate and pursuant to the terms of the NEBF Plan of Benefits, interest is accumulating.If you have any additional questions or would like to speak to me directly on this matter, please don't hesitate to call me at ###-###-####.Sincerely,[redacted], CHTD.By: Katie B[redacted]