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2. ''Pensions''. | A process whereby a company prepares for dissolution – the assets of the company are applied to discharge its liabilities and any surplus is returned to those who are entitled to it provided there is any excess remaining. | ||
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The process of terminating a pension scheme, usually by applying the assets to the purchase of individual insurance contracts for the beneficiaries, or by transferring the assets and liabilities to another pension scheme. | The process of terminating a pension scheme, usually by applying the assets to the purchase of individual insurance contracts for the beneficiaries, or by transferring the assets and liabilities to another pension scheme. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 14:47, 27 August 2013
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A process whereby a company prepares for dissolution – the assets of the company are applied to discharge its liabilities and any surplus is returned to those who are entitled to it provided there is any excess remaining.
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Pensions.
The process of terminating a pension scheme, usually by applying the assets to the purchase of individual insurance contracts for the beneficiaries, or by transferring the assets and liabilities to another pension scheme.
