0 the act of providing or receiving more money than is needed or allowed for a particular purpose, organization, etc.:
The third force is the asymmetry regarding asset disposals between underfunding and overfunding under the current law.
Allowing for overfunding will certainly not alleviate the inefficiencies created by the shortage of capital.
Overfunding will result in lower contribution rates and improvements of pensions.
What is the case for overfunding, on the one hand, and lending back, on the other?
We have not heard much about overfunding in recent years.
The debt interest figures do include, by definition, interest payments on any overfunding.
In the event, they went into the market and purchased large quantities of private bills, thereby offsetting the £3 billion overfunding.
Does not the present formula lead to overfunding in some areas and underfunding in others, and to an end to locally administered justice?
