ERISA requires that employers make contributions to their pension funds on a basis that is actuarially determined so that the pension fund will be large enough to make the payments that will be required of it.

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ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act) does require employers to make contributions to their pension funds on an actuarially determined basis to ensure the fund has enough money to pay out future benefits to retirees.

ERISA Requires That Employers Make Contributions to Their Pension Funds