Corporate trustee and Pension: Difference between pages

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A pension is a periodic payment made to a Pensioner under a pension scheme.

In some countries, such as Australia, the term can alternatively be applied to a lump sum payment on retirement.

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-''Law''.
+A pension is a periodic payment made to a Pensioner under a pension scheme.
-A company, usually with limited liability and on a sole basis, which acts as a trustee.  For example, as a Trustee of a pension scheme.
+In some countries, such as Australia, the term can alternatively be applied to a lump sum payment on retirement.
-The directors of the corporate trustee effectively act as Trustees in the normal sense.
-A corporate trustee of a pension fund may be a nominee of the sponsoring company, or entirely independent, as long as it complies with the relevant law.
 == See also ==
-* [[Director]]
+* [[Annuity]]
-* [[Law]]
+* [[Asset risk]]
-* [[Sponsor]]
+* [[Dependant]]
+* [[Employee Retirement Income Security Act]]
+* [[Means testing]]
+* [[Morris Review]]
+* [[Pensions Act]]
+* [[Pension cost]]
+* [[Pension liabilities]]
+* [[Pension scheme]]
+* [[Pensions risk]]
+* [[Replacement ratio]]
 * [[Trust]]
 * [[Trust deed]]
-* [[Trustee]]
-* [[Trustees]]
-[[Category:Compliance_and_audit]]
+[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]
+[[Category:The_business_context]]