0 a financial plan that allows you to receive money after you or your employer have paid money into it for a number of years
1 a system of investment that allows a person or group to receive a pension
2 a system which allows people who are working to make regular payments from their income to invest in a pension:
Our analysis indicates how pension plan design can strongly influence plan expenses and consequently eventual retirement security.
The lesson is that amassing assets in a public pension plan attracts attention, and accumulated assets may be diverted to other purposes.
At least some evidence suggests that some financial executives have attempted to use the pension plan to enhance short-term corporate results and, sometimes, their compensation.
In all cases, the managers of the pension plan should have access to up-to-date financial information, including the evaluation of the liabilities of the plan.
In general, all qualified employees are included in the pension plan and receive credits to their account each pay period.
The pension plan information for each university was manually collected from publicly available plan documents.
It would be interesting to evaluate whether the age of a company has a statistically significant impact on the supply of an occupational pension plan.
Thus, the back door approach of correcting inefficiencies in the pension plan by raising wages does not work.
