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THE MANUFACTURERS INVESTMENT CORPORATION

Name: THE MANUFACTURERS INVESTMENT CORPORATION — JOHN HANCOCK RETIREE HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT PLAN, Form 5500 (2024)
Creator: THE MANUFACTURERS INVESTMENT CORPORATION

Form 5500

FILING_RECEIVED

JOHN HANCOCK RETIREE HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT PLAN

Health & welfare plan

Active participants

Accounts w/ balance

—

Plan assets (EOY)

$46.8M

Net assets (EOY)

$46.8M

How this plan invests

This plan

1 collective trust

Schedule D

Individual securities

on each trust's filing

This plan doesn't hold securities directly — it invests through trusts. Click a trust below to drill into its securities.

Plan health score

100

/ 100

Grade A

Top-tier plan health

Directional indicator from public Form 5500 data — compliance & integrity, total plan cost, participant health and vendor stack, benchmarked against same-size peers. Not a fiduciary tool. Based on 65% of scoring inputs for this filing.

Compliance & integrity

100

Total plan cost

Plan health

n/a

Vendor & structure

Decision-maker contacts

CFO / Head of HR / Benefits Manager — verified email + LinkedIn for THE MANUFACTURERS INVESTMENT CORPORATION.

Plan sponsor

Name

THE MANUFACTURERS INVESTMENT CORPORATION

EIN

38-3261832

Address

200 BERKELEY STREET · BOSTON, MA · 02116

Phone

(617) 572-6000

Industry

Finance & Insurancesee all

Plan administrator

Name

JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY U.S.A.

EIN

01-0233346

City

BOSTON, MA

Phone

(617) 572-6000

Plan characteristics

Plan number

521

Plan year

2024

Plan year begin

2024-01-01

Tax period

2024-12-31

Filed

2025-10-10

Welfare benefit codes

4A · Health (other than dental or vision)

Audit & trust (Schedule H)

Auditor

ERNST & YOUNG LLP

Trustee / custodian

—

Trustee phone

—

Service providers (Schedule C)

No Schedule C providers reported

Investments

1 pooled fund· $46.8M(100% of reported assets)

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