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What is Vested?

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Vested refers to how much interest a person has in something. Typically, the term vested is used to describe how much interest an employee has in a company's profit sharing program or the employer's matching portion of a 401(k). Typically employers require a certain length of employment before an employee is 100% vested in the employer portion of a 401(k).
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vested - Definition
(a.) Held completely and permanently
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