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Annual Addition

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Annual Addition
In a defined-contribution plan, the maximum contribution an annuitant may make to a qualifying retirement account per year. The annual addition is usually the lesser amount of a percentage of income or a certain dollar amount, the latter of which is indexed to inflation.
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