alleryStart learning →Private-sector DB plans are often funded exclusively by whom?
AThe employees
BThe government
CThe trade union
DThe employer
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. The employer
In the private sector the sponsor alone usually pays in, whereas public-sector plans generally also take employee contributions.
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