Teche sells off DB plan

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US - Teche Holding Company (THC) has transferred the responsibility and administration of defined benefit pension payments to an unaffiliated life insurance company.

THC, the holding company for Teche Federal Bank, had previously frozen benefit accruals in 2004. The company said expenses relating to the pension plans cost US$446,000, $188,000 and $63,000 in...

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