What is another word for being vested?
Pronunciation: [bˌiːɪŋ vˈɛstɪd] (IPA) 
Being vested refers to the process of acquiring ownership or the right to a certain benefit or privilege. Synonyms for being vested include being endowed, authorized, empowered, entitled, or invested with a particular responsibility or authority. Vested interest is another phrase related to being vested, meaning a personal stake or interest in a particular outcome or decision. It is commonly used in legal or financial contexts to describe a financial stake that is secured by contractual obligation. Being vested is often associated with employee benefits, such as a 401k retirement plan, where an employee becomes fully vested after a specific time period and is entitled to the full benefits.
