Voluntary Deductible Employee Contribution Plan

Definition of "Voluntary deductible employee contribution plan"

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Pension plan that allows an employee to contribute by electing to have money deducted from each paycheck. Some qualified plans such as 401 (k) allow employees to contribute pre-tax dollars, while others require employees to put in after-tax dollars.

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