Office of the Commissioner of Baseball 401(k), pension plans
6 retirement plans filed by Office of the Commissioner of Baseball from 2006 to 2024: 3 still file and 3 moved their money into another plan.
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Its plans
Minor League Players Pension Plan
Pension · filed 2009 to 2024 · up to 9,561 people · employer ID 13-1665347, plan 010
Still files every year.
Records then: Xerox Hr Solutions, LLP, per the 2014 report.
Major League Baseball 401(k) Plan and Trust
401(k) · filed 2010 to 2024 · up to 2,813 people · employer ID 13-1665347, plan 334
In 2010, its money moved into the Another Plan.
Records then: Fidelity, per the 2024 report.
Major League Baseball - Office Employees Plan
Pension · filed 2006 to 2024 · up to 2,242 people · employer ID 13-1665347, plan 333
Still files every year.
Records then: Xerox Hr Solutions, LLP, per the 2014 report.
Major League Baseball 401k Plan and Trust
401(k) · filed in 2009 · up to 296 people · employer ID 13-1665347, plan 002
In 2009, its money moved into the Major League Baseball Enterprises, Inc. 401(k) Plan and Trust.
Records then: Fidelity, per the 2009 report.
The American and National Leagues of Professional Baseball Clubs Retirement Income Plan for Umpires
Pension · filed 2009 to 2024 · up to 150 people · employer ID 13-1665347, plan 008
In 2016, its money moved into the Thirty-one Gifts LLC 401(k) Plan.
Records then: Xerox Hr Solutions, LLP, per the 2014 report.
Office of the Commissioner of Baseball Umpires' Defined Contribution Plan
Savings plan · filed 2009 to 2024 · up to 99 people · employer ID 13-1665347, plan 006
Still files every year.
Questions
What happened to Office of the Commissioner of Baseball's older plans?
The Major League Baseball 401(k) Plan and Trust: In 2010, its money moved into the Another Plan. The Major League Baseball 401k Plan and Trust: In 2009, its money moved into the Major League Baseball Enterprises, Inc. 401(k) Plan and Trust. The The American and National Leagues of Professional Baseball Clubs Retirement Income Plan for Umpires: In 2016, its money moved into the Thirty-one Gifts LLC 401(k) Plan. Accounts move with the money, so ask the plan that received it.
What kinds of retirement plans did Office of the Commissioner of Baseball have?
Its filings show 401(k) and pension plans, filed 2006 to 2024.
Sources: 81 annual reports filed with the U.S. Department of Labor (Form 5500), 2006 to 2024; recordkeepers from each plan's latest service-provider schedule; phone numbers from each company's own site. Employer IDs: 13-1665347. Updated with each data release. How we search. Plan facts only, no one's balance. No referral fees, no affiliate money. Attovar is not part of Office of the Commissioner of Baseball or the government.