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bequeathable

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Again, following McGarry (1999), we include a dummy variable for whether wealth is high enough to exceed the threshold for taxing bequeathable wealth, namely $600,000 if single and $1,200,000 if married (the limits at the time).
To a large extent, pension wealth is no longer viewed as a lifetime stream of annuity payments to meet consumption needs during retirement but rather as a lump sum of bequeathable capital.
If contributors died prior to age seventy, any non-annuitized portion of their PSS account balance would be bequeathable to their heirs.
 
 
 
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