Target-Benefit Plan

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Definition of 'Target-Benefit Plan'

A benefit plan that is similar to a defined benefit plan since contributions are based on projected retirement benefits. However, unlike a defined benefit plan, the benefits provided to participants at retirement are based on the performance of the investments, and are therefore not guaranteed.
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Investopedia explains 'Target-Benefit Plan'

The target benefit plan also bears some similarity to a money purchase plan as contributions are mandatory. Generally speaking, a target benefit plan is a cross between a money purchase pension plan and a defined benefit plan.

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