In a Fully-Funded Private Retirement Plan

question 4

Multiple Choice

In a fully-funded private retirement plan:

• A) benefits are paid only if assets are sufficient to cover all obligations.
• B) assets tend to only be large enough to cover benefits and expenditures for a year or two.
• C) assets tend to be large enough to cover benefits and expenditures for many years.
• D) benefits are small relative to the size of the fund from which benefits are paid.

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