Cash Out Of Vested Benefits


Definition of "Cash out of vested benefits"

Brian Sprinkle
  RE/MAX Unlimited

Money withdrawn by an employee from benefits owned. When an employee exercises this right, future benefits purchased by the employer on behalf of the employee are usually forfeited.


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