2023 Form 5500 filing — Sheet Metal Workers Local 218 Welfare Fund

Plain-English filing summary

According to public Form 5500 filings published through the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) via the EFAST2 system, this is the 2023 Form 5500 filing (EFAST2 acknowledgement 20250306093103NAL0010090161003) for Sheet Metal Workers Local 218 Welfare Fund, reported by Board Of Trustees Of Sheet Metal Workers Local 218 Hlth & Welf Fund under EIN 43-1656591 and plan number 501. It reports 439 participants. Attached schedules in the loaded dataset include Schedule H (large plan financials), Schedule C (service provider compensation).

EFAST2 acknowledgement
20250306093103NAL0010090161003
Filing year
2023
Form type
1
Plan sponsor
Board Of Trustees Of Sheet Metal Workers Local 218 Hlth & Welf Fund
EIN
43-1656591
Plan number
501
Location
Springfield, IL
Participants
439
Schedules available
Schedule H, Schedule C
Received date
not reported in the loaded dataset

Reported financial snapshot (2023)

Total assets (EOY)
$3,302,752
Total liabilities (EOY)
$2,171,943
Net assets (EOY)
$1,130,809
Employer contributions
$5,816,784
Participant contributions
$522,014
Total income / additions
$6,493,226
Benefits paid
$6,065,746
Administrative expenses
$247,915
Total expenses
$6,313,661
Net increase / (decrease)
$179,565
Schedule source
Schedule H

Reported service provider compensation (Schedule C)

Compensation reported on the 2023 filing
ProviderServiceDirect comp.Indirect comp.
Meritain HealthN/A$135,087$0
Cavanagh & O'HaraN/A$37,709not reported in the loaded dataset
Calibre Cpa Group, PllcN/A$29,147not reported in the loaded dataset
Marsh & Mclennan Agency LLCN/A$28,800not reported in the loaded dataset
Sheet Metal Workers 218 UnionAFFILIATED LOCAL OF PLAN$19,046not reported in the loaded dataset
MillimanNONE$13,500not reported in the loaded dataset
Data Research GroupNONE$8,218not reported in the loaded dataset
Manning & NapierN/A$7,371$0
United ActurialNONE$7,000$0

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