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<strong>Huntington</strong> <strong>Ingalls</strong> <strong>Industries</strong><br />

<strong>Savings</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> SPD<br />

March 2011<br />

CC<br />

100% of the first 2% and 50% of the next 2% of your tax-deferred, Roth<br />

401(k) and after-tax contributions<br />

* For details, see the following section, ―Company Matching Contributions in Sub-<strong>Plan</strong> A.‖<br />

To receive the maximum available company matching contribution, you must<br />

contribute enough to qualify each pay period. If you reduce your contributions below<br />

that percentage or stop your contributions during the year, you cannot ―catch up‖ by<br />

contributing a higher percentage later in the year.<br />

For example, assume you are in sub-plan A. In sub-plan A, you must contribute 8% of<br />

your eligible compensation each pay period to receive the maximum company matching<br />

contribution. If you contribute 4% during the first six months of the year and then increase<br />

your contribution to 12% for the last six months, you do not receive the maximum<br />

company matching contribution for the year because you did not contribute 8% (the full<br />

percentage required) each pay period.<br />

Consult your tax advisor to make the most of your company matching contribution,<br />

particularly if you are a highly compensated employee and subject to certain contribution<br />

limits (see ―2011 IRS <strong>Plan</strong> Contribution Limits‖).<br />

In certain cases, federal law limits the amount of contributions <strong>Huntington</strong> <strong>Ingalls</strong><br />

<strong>Industries</strong> can make, as explained in the section ―2011 IRS <strong>Plan</strong> Contribution<br />

Limits.‖<br />

Company Matching Contributions in Sub-<strong>Plan</strong> A<br />

In sub-plan A, you receive a company matching contribution based on the first 8% of your<br />

tax-deferred, Roth 401(k) and after-tax contributions. <strong>Huntington</strong> <strong>Ingalls</strong> <strong>Industries</strong><br />

matches:<br />

• 100% of the first 2% of your contribution ($1 for $1 on the first 2%)<br />

• 50% of the next 2% of your contribution ($.50 on the $1 on the next 2%)<br />

• 25% of the next 4% of your contribution ($.25 on the $1 on the next 4%).<br />

The chart below describes how the company matching contribution works, based on how<br />

much you contribute.<br />

Company Matching Contribution<br />

Your<br />

Contribution<br />

As a Percentage of<br />

Your Contribution<br />

On the Dollar<br />

As a Percentage of<br />

Your Eligible<br />

Compensation<br />

1.0% 100% $1 for $1 1.00%<br />

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