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A one-price policy means:
Defined Contribution Plans
Retirement savings plans where the amount contributed to the plan is defined, but the future benefit can vary based on investment performance.
Retirement Income Risk
The risk of having insufficient funds to cover expenses in retirement, considering various factors like longevity, inflation, and healthcare costs.
Underfund Liability
The shortfall or deficit when the assets of a fund, like a pension, are insufficient to cover the obligations.
Defined Benefit Plan
A type of pension plan where retirement benefits are determined based on a formula, typically involving salary and service years.
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