personal pension scheme

personal pension scheme
A scheme to which the employee contributes to provide retirement and/or death benefits. Employers can contribute to personal pension schemes also but are not obliged to do so. A personal pension scheme operates as a money purchase scheme. See also group personal pension plan (GPPP).
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multi-employer scheme (multi-employer pension schemes)

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