PENSION FUND CONSIDERATIONS

In recent years, the numbers and amounts of pension funds have grown enormously. The Securities and Exchange Commission has compiled data showing that non-insured pension fund assets have increased from approximately $33 billion in 1960 to an estimated $80 billion in 1968. This represents an increas...

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Published in:Management accounting (New York, N.Y.) N.Y.), 1972-03, Vol.53 (9), p.49
Main Authors: Schuchart, J A, Sanders, W L
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Age
Costs
Employees
Employment
Funding
Liability
Methods
Pension costs
Pension funds
Pension plans
Present value
Retirement
Wages & salaries
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Summary:In recent years, the numbers and amounts of pension funds have grown enormously. The Securities and Exchange Commission has compiled data showing that non-insured pension fund assets have increased from approximately $33 billion in 1960 to an estimated $80 billion in 1968. This represents an increase of more than 140 percent in that eight year period. Note that the reference here is to non-insured pension funds only...
ISSN:0025-1690