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periodic

[peer-ee-od-ik] / ˌpɪər iˈɒd ɪk /


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Managed accounts, unlike target-date funds, provide individualized contribution guidance — recommendations to increase deferrals, projections showing the impact of saving more and periodic reassessments as income changes.

From MarketWatch

The world’s second-largest economy is built on a growth model that faces increasing challenges, top IMF officials said in a statement alongside one of the fund’s periodic reviews.

From The Wall Street Journal

Exceptions include distributions for large healthcare expenses, for hardship caused by permanent and total disability and for periodic payments over a lifetime.

From MarketWatch

It has long held a spot on the periodic table of elements, but has remained under the radar despite its use in military systems, self-driving vehicles and fast chargers for laptops.

From The Wall Street Journal

The National Highways' periodic reviews of England's smart motorways check the projects against their original objectives, including looking at the impact on safety, environmental benefits and their effects on congestion and journey times.

From BBC