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Depending on Application of Supplemental Pension Payments, Short‑ or Long‑Term Budgetary Benefits Accrue. A supplemental pension payment can benefit an employer over the short‑ or long‑term, depending on how the payment is applied to the employer’s unfunded liability. Often, actuaries amortize a new unfunded liability over decades. Over the course of the amortization period, employers pay down the principal of the unfunded liability as well as interest on the unfunded liability. If an employer wants to maximize savings, given the option, a supplemental payment likely would be applied to the unfunded liability with the longest remaining amortization period—essentially, paying down the principal in order to minimize the interest costs. This action would significantly reduce the employer’s costs over decades by avoiding future interest payments but has less of an effect on the short‑term costs. On the other hand, if an employer wants to reduce its short‑term costs, the payment might be applied to a shorter amortization base. This action would reduce near‑term costs but would achieve lower levels of savings overall than applying the payment to a longer base. 
Two Common Motivations for Supplemental Pension Payments. There are two common motivations for an employer to pay down pension unfunded liabilities faster than required: (1) reducing future budgetary costs and (2) reducing reported liabilities in annual financial statements. A supplemental pension payment allows pension systems to invest more money sooner. This, in turn, allows for higher investment returns than otherwise would be the case. These higher investment returns reduce future required contributions from employers to the unfunded liability than would otherwise be the case. Accordingly, it is not uncommon for a governmental employer to apply budgetary surpluses towards pension unfunded liabilities in an effort to reduce future budgetary costs. In addition to the budgetary benefits, governmental employers might be motivated to make supplemental payments to reduce their reported unfunded liabilities, improving their net position. (The Governmental Accounting Standards Board requires public entities to report their pension unfunded liabilities as part of their annual financial statements.) 
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