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English term

Pension Increase Exchange (PIE)

English to Swedish Bus/Financial Accounting
A Pension Increase Exchange (PIE) exercise offers members the choice of exchanging future increases on their pensions for a one-off uplift within the defined benefit (DB) scheme. The uplifted pension does not then attract any further increases. We work with clients through all stages of a PIE project, including design of the offer, communication of the offer and financial impact of the acceptance rates.

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Pensionsökningsutbyte (PIE)

The term "Pension Increase Exchange (PIE)" translates as "Pensionsökningsutbyte (PIE)" in Swedish because it refers to an exercise where pension holders trade future pension increases for a one-time adjustment within the defined benefit scheme. Here are a few example sentences in Swedish:

1. Vi genomförde ett Pensionsökningsutbyte (PIE) projekt för att erbjuda våra medlemmar möjligheten att byta framtida ökningar på deras pensioner mot en engångssumma.
2. Genom att delta i Pensionsökningsutbyte (PIE) accepterade de pensionärerna en uppjustering av sina pensioner som inte kommer att generera ytterligare ökningar framöver.
3. Vårt företag hjälper kunder med alla steg i en Pensionsökningsutbyte (PIE) process, inklusive utformningen av erbjudandet, kommunikationen till medlemmarna och den finansiella påverkan av acceptansgraden.
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disagree Joakim Braun : Hahaha! Is this silly stuff supposed to be helpful? Let's try again in a couple of years. Anyway, translating short phrases without much context isn't what AI is good at or should be used for.
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