annuation

annuation

[‚an·yə′wā·shən]
(ecology)
The annual variation in the presence, absence, or abundance of a member of a plant community.
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The Institute, together with other related and unrelated parties, is part of a defined benefit pension plan (Public Service Super annuation Act pension plan) that satisfies the definition of a multi-employer plan.
The Industry
Chris Parker, Senior Project Director for Funding at Argent added: Positive progress continues across the Kings Cross Estate underpinned by our majority shareholder; Australian Super Annuation Fund, and with continued support from our working partners.
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The banks are seen aiming at the twin targets of deeper and broader domestic currency fixed income market and higher opportunities for long-term investments for pension and other super annuation funds.
Qatar banks eye bonds to shore up capital base
The banking, super annuation and insurance sectors come under the remit of the APRA, and the acts relating to these sectors frequently crossover, according to the report.
-Move to strengthen APRA sparks interest
The government miscalculated how much needs to spent on costs such as National Insurance and super annuation."
'Economical with the truth' SCHOOLS CRISIS
Whether this could be done without making annuation compulsory is, however, problematic give n the asymmetric information problems that bedevil a voluntary annuity market.
II. Macroeconomic policies
Exemption to the incomes of provident, gratuity and super annuation funds, regimental service funds and old age benefit institutions is being exempted for the benefit of the retired.
Taxation measures
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