2.2.6 Private Occupational Pension Schemes

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Japan

Participation is voluntary and not universal. There are different types pf private pension schemes available.

Employee Pension Funds (EPF)

These are usually provided by companies with over 500 employees, and they function as a defined benefit style of scheme. Like such schemes they are increasingly rare and no new schemes are permitted.

The

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Employee Pension Funds (EPF)

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