Funded pension plan

A pension plan in which all liabilities, including payments to be made to pensioners in the immediate future, are completely funded.

Funded Pension Plan

A pension that has sufficient liquid assets to pay all of its liabilities, including (and especially) all future payments to beneficiaries.

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If a company folds, a fully funded pension plan could survive unscathed, But most plans are underfunded by the time a company folds.