A combination plan often favored by CEOs who don't like to make payouts when the company loses money is a completely self-funding plan.

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A self-funding plan is funded entirely by the company, and therefore does not require payouts that would only be made if the company made a profit. This type of plan may be preferred by CEOs who want to avoid making payouts during periods of financial losses.

A Combination Plan Often Favored by CEOs Who Don't Like