Incorporation Into Funding Agreement

Definition of "Incorporation into funding agreement"

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Factors taken into account concerning the instrument used in funding a pension plan. For example, an allocated funding instrument guarantees that benefits will be paid for all premium payments received. This should eliminate concerns of employees about the availability of funds to pay their benefits at retirement.

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