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1 contributory period
фин., страх. период уплаты взносов (период, в течение которого лицо фактически уплачивало или имело возможность уплачивать какие-л. взносы, напр., взносы в пенсионный фонд)See: -
2 accumulation period
фин., страх. период накопления (период, в течение которого осуществляются регулярные взносы на пенсионный счет или производятся регулярные взносы в соответствии с аннуитетным договором)See: -
3 annuity period
фин., страх. период аннуитета [ренты\]*, аннуитетный период*а) (период, в течение которого формируется фонд для выплаты аннуитета, т. е. период, в течение которого будущий аннуитент платит взносы в аннуитетный фонд)See:б) (период, в течение которого выплачиваются периодические платежи по аннуитету)See:в) (интервал между двумя последовательными выплатами по аннуитету, напр., месяц, квартал)See: -
4 pension contribution
фин., страх., эк. тр. пенсионный взнос, взнос [отчисления\] в пенсионный фонд (взнос, уплачиваемый в работником или работодателем в пенсионный фонд)Syn:See:compulsory pension contributions, pension fund, pension plan, additional voluntary contribution, employer contribution, employee contribution, employer matching contribution, pre-tax contribution, elective contribution, non-elective contribution, rollover contribution, contributory period, co-contribution, excess contribution, corrective distribution* * *
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