This website is designed to provide educational information on the National Electrical Benefit Fund (NEBF ®). It is not individualized and is not intended to serve as the primary or sole …

Retirement Benefits are available to eligible Participants who have retired from the electrical industry. There are two types of Retirement Benefits: Normal Retirement Benefit and Early …

You may contact NEBF ® by writing to the address shown below. If you would like to speak to a Pension Services Representative, you may call between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. …

For your convenience, the following are the NEBF ® Plan documents, forms and tutorials that can be downloaded from this website. Additional information referenced on this website are also …

The National Electrical Benefit Fund (NEBF) is a Taft-Hartley, multiemployer, defined benefit pension plan that provides retirement benefits and related benefits to employ ees in the …

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) through their Local Unions secures electrical projects all over the United States. These projects provide jobs for highly, skilled and …

A: You are Vested, and; You are age 65 or older, and; You are retired from the electrical industry. OR: B: You are not Vested, and; You are age 65 or older, and

You apply for a Retirement Benefit or a Disability Benefit by submitting a completed and signed application to NEBF ℠. You may download a NEBF ℠ Participant Pension Benefit Application. …

You can count yourself as one of the over 655,103 individuals who currently participate in the NEBF ℠. This Participant section will provide you with important information on the NEBF ℠ …

The first plan to provide pensions for retired workers in the electrical construction industry was created by delegates to the 1927 Convention of the International Brotherhood of Electrical …