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A pensions funding method is considered durable if the contribution rate remains stable if a major event occurs. (For example the closure of a scheme to new entrants.) | A pensions funding method is considered durable if the contribution rate remains stable if a major event occurs. (For example the closure of a scheme to new entrants.) | ||
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* [[Funding method]] | * [[Funding method]] | ||
Revision as of 21:12, 11 August 2013
Pensions.
A pensions funding method is considered durable if the contribution rate remains stable if a major event occurs. (For example the closure of a scheme to new entrants.)
Durability is considered a desirable characteristic.
