In a defined-contribution retirement plan, the employer promises to pay
A) employees a set retirement benefit when they retire.
B) employees a retirement benefit determined by a formula that is typically based on preretirement income and number of years worked.
C) a certain amount of money or percentage of an employee's salary into his or her retirement account each year.
D) None of the above.
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