Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation

Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation | Definition

Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation. Federal agency that ensures payment of defined benefit plan benefits when qualified plans terminate without sufficient assets to pay their promised benefits. All qualified plans are required to pay premiums to the PBGC, which was created by ERISA in 1974.

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