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save as you earn

noun

  1. SAYE. (in Britain) a savings scheme operated by the government, in which monthly contributions earn tax-free interest

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Another save as you earn scheme is running for another two years.

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There was a near doubling of share based payments - executive incentives, performance based plans and save as you earn schemes - to £14.4m during the year.

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