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ERISA requires that the vested portion of your benefits at your death must

ERISA requires that the vested portion of your benefits at your death must
A) be used to provide death benefits for your surviving spouse.
B) be forfeited.
C) be applied to the benefits of the surviving employees in the pension plan.
D) be paid to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation.

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