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According to the relevant Code of Practice: 'Technical provisions is the name given to an actuarial valuation of the scheme’s benefits earned to date using a method and assumptions chosen prudently by the trustees after taking actuarial advice and with the agreement of the employer'. | According to the relevant Code of Practice: 'Technical provisions is the name given to an actuarial valuation of the scheme’s benefits earned to date using a method and assumptions chosen prudently by the trustees after taking actuarial advice and with the agreement of the employer'. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Code of Practice]] | * [[Code of Practice]] | ||
Revision as of 15:37, 14 August 2013
Pensions.
According to the relevant Code of Practice: 'Technical provisions is the name given to an actuarial valuation of the scheme’s benefits earned to date using a method and assumptions chosen prudently by the trustees after taking actuarial advice and with the agreement of the employer'.
