Tennessee § 8-37-201 - Source of funds.
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§ 8-37-201. Source of funds.
The members' fund shall be a fund in which shall be accumulated the contributions deducted from the compensation of members to provide for their member annuities, together with any contributions of members and interest thereon transferred thereto from a superseded system. Acts 1978, ch. 814, § 8; T.C.A., § 8-3930(1). Cross-References. Accumulated contributions of members and the cash and securities in funds exempt from execution, attachment, garnishment and taxation, § 8-36-111 . Contributions while on educational leave of absence, § 8-34-606 . For text of repealed law concerning superseded retirement systems, see Appendix following this title. Interest rate, § 8-34-505 . Miscellaneous pensions and retirement funds, title 8, ch. 39. Collateral References. Employee's contribution, effect of retroactive change. 78 A.L.R.2d 1197.
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