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Oregon retirement plan filings, 2009

Plan years beginning in 2009, as filed with the Department of Labor.

Form 5500 information is as filed by the plan administrator with the Department of Labor and may be amended. Figures reflect the plan year shown, not current balances.

3,549pension plans on the full Form 5500945 with 100+ participants
$32.9Bnet assets at plan year end0.7% of the US total
120first returns (new plans)3.4% of filings
192final returns (terminated or merged)5.4% of filings

For plan years beginning in 2009, 3,549 pension plans based in Oregon filed the full Form 5500, 945 of them with 100 or more participants (851 defined contribution, 94 defined benefit).

Those filings reported 1,287,488 participant records and $32.9B in net assets, 0.7% of the national total. Employers contributed $1.45B, participants $1.02B, and $2.57B was paid in benefits.

120 filings were marked as a plan's first return and 192 as its final return. A further 6,606 small plans filed the short Form 5500-SF, with 141,491 participants and $19.3B in net assets.

Oregon and the United States, 2009

MeasureOregonUnited StatesOregon share
Pension plans on Form 55003,549268,6881.3%
Plans with 100+ participants94578,5681.2%
Participant records1,287,488120,918,2761.1%
Net assets$32.9B$4.93T0.7%
Employer contributions$1.45B$194.9B0.7%
Participant contributions$1.02B$141.7B0.7%
Benefits paid$2.57B$371.8B0.7%
First returns1209,7911.2%
Final returns19213,3711.4%
Small plans on Form 5500-SF6,606450,1021.5%

Median plan, 2009

Plans with 100+ participantsOR: DCUS: DCOR: DBUS: DB
Net assets per participant$21,289$20,408$36,575$32,733
Employer contributions per active participant$907$826$4,663$4,973
Schedule C compensation per participant$42.40$29.92$169$165
Administrative expenses per participant$28.52$19.80$179$217

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Questions and answers

How many retirement plans filed in Oregon for 2009?

3,549 pension plans on the full Form 5500 (945 with 100 or more participants) and 6,606 small plans on Form 5500-SF.

How many new and terminated plans were there?

120 full-form filings were marked as a first return and 192 as a final return. A final return is filed when a plan terminates or merges into another plan.

What was the median plan like?

The median defined contribution plan with 100 or more participants held $21,289 per participant, and the median employer contribution was $907 per active participant.

Why is the state the sponsor's state?

Form 5500 records the plan sponsor's address, not where participants live. A national employer's plan is counted once, in the state of its headquarters filing address.

Provenance

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Employee Benefits Security Administration, Form 5500 and Form 5500-SF research files for 2009, public domain, with filings received through 24 Aug 2026. First and final returns are the filer's own check-boxes on the form. See the methodology.