vested benefit
In pension and employee-benefit
terms, a benefit that a plan participant is entitled to receive if the participant
leaves the plan. By contrast, nonvested benefits would be forfeited
by the
participant upon
leaving the plan. A participant's benefits become
vested after a certain number of years of participation in
a plan.
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