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Additional Voluntary Contribution
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Additional Voluntary Contribution
Also called an AVC. In the United Kingdom, a contribution to a pension over and above what one is required to contribute. For example, one may have a pension structured such that one makes a 100-pound contribution each month automatically. If one makes a supplementary 50-pound contribution, this is called an AVC. This may increase the benefits the pension pays after retirement. Employers sometimes match additional voluntary contributions.


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3 million funded by voluntary contributors and the remainder made up by additional voluntary contributions from the UAE, Germany and Austria.
Goodyear Dunlop said the proposed new scheme would replace both the company's so-called Hybrid Scheme (which combines a normal final salary scheme with additional voluntary contributions from members) and an existing "New Hire" DC scheme.
These extra payments are known as Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs).
 
 
 
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