THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER TABLE OF ESTIMATED MONTHLY BENEFITS ; _Plan Member's Age: 60 to 61 Years of Employment in the Forest Industr 11 yrs . Options orless 2yrs I5yrs 7yrs 20 yrs 25 yrs 30yrs 35yrs 40 yrs BN Biwi Five Yoon conct sia [ies |s203 [san | 97 Grint ewihienveneonn | | wm fom fm [om fm |e | ow | Spent Se Pf fe Pe Do oe [ae [a [or Option #4 c Joint and Survivor Income Payable for Life, but reducing to three- quarters after your death. -pension payable to you -benefit payable to your beneficiary Option #4 g Payable for Life, but reducing to three- - quarters after either death. -pension payable to you -benefit payable to the survivor Level Income -payable to age 65 -payable after age 65 Plan Member's Age: 6] to 62 Normal Life with Five Years Certain $118 $133 $157 $195 $234 $273 $311 Se Grin ceinrteevonwnn | = | ® fm [rm fm | mm [ae | mm | a Grint Pee [fm os Pow [oe [oe fa fe Option #4 Joint and Survivor Income Payable for Life, but reducing to three- quarters after your death. “=pension payable to you -benefit payable to your beneficiary Option #5 Option #4 g Payable for Life, but reducing to three- quarters after either death. -pension payable to you -benefit payable to the survivor Level Income -payable to age 65 _ -payable after age 65 Normal Life with Five Years Certain Option #1 Life with Ten Years Certain Option #2 Life with Fifteen Years Certain Option #3 Straight Life Dee es (25, 143-1. 367 | e220 246 a0 | 332 | Option #4 Joint and Survivor Income Payable for Life, but reducing to three- quarters after your death. -pension payable to you ~benefit payable to your beneficiary Option #4 9 Payable for Life, but reducing to three- quarters after either death. =pension payable to you ~benefit payable to the survivor Option #5 Level Income -payable to age 65 -payable after age 65 9 114 155 195 N — . The amounts shown above are APPROXIMATE. + The estimated Joint and Survivor Income option assumes that your beneficiary is three years younger than you. If your beneficiary is more than three years younger than you, the amounts quoted under Option #4 will be less; conversely, if your beneficiary is older ou, the amounts payable will be greater. There is also provision under this Option which enables you to elect a pension to two-thirds, one-half, or continuing ‘in full. Income option may be elected together with the normal form of pension or any one of the other options. ‘ Rene Me ey : . ‘