pension
a regular payment made by the government to people who have retired
a pension that is not provided by the state, often arranged personally or through a company
a pension plan that an individual arranges for themselves, not through an employer
a pension plan provided by an employer for its employees
the maximum amount of pension someone is entitled to receive
a sum of money paid regularly to a person who has retired from work
a pension provided by a past employer, related to a person's job
a pension that is of high quality or provides substantial benefits
a pension paid by the state to people who have reached a certain age
the minimum level of state pension provided by the government
a pension that provides more money than is usual or expected
a pension that is considered good and satisfactory
a pension that is for an employee
a pension that provides a small amount of money
the amount of pension paid each month
a pension that is enough for a reasonable standard of living
a pension plan where the amount paid is based on the employee's salary at the time of retirement
a pension that is not large enough to live on
the total amount of pension paid over a year
a pension for people who are unable to work due to a physical or mental disability
a pension that provides a large amount of money
a pension that is certain to be paid and will not be lost
a pension that the employee has paid money into
the amount of pension paid each week
a pension that the employee has not paid money into (usually paid for entirely by the employer)
a type of personal pension in the UK with specific government-set rules
a pension that increases in value in line with inflation
a former term for a pension for people unable to work due to long-term illness or disability
a pension that is very small and not enough
receiving a pension as your main source of income
a more formal way to say you get a pension
to receive a pension
to use the money from a pension to pay for your living expenses
to receive money from a pension fund regularly
to meet the requirements to receive a pension
to make a pension available to someone
to go and get your pension payment
to make regular pension payments to someone
to provide the money needed for a pension plan
to formally request the pension you are entitled to
to make a pension larger
a more formal way to say cut a pension
to increase the level of pension payments
to reduce the amount of a pension
to provide someone with a pension
to add to a pension, especially from another source of income
to no longer have the right to receive a pension, often because a company fails
to promise that a pension will be paid
to increase the value or amount of a pension
to make sure that a pension is safe and will be paid
to pay for a private pension plan
to offer and provide pension plans to customers
to formally give someone a pension, especially for service
used to say that someone has a good pension that benefits them
an arrangement to save money for retirement
a large amount of money that is invested to provide pensions for people
a system for saving money for retirement, often through an employer
the age at which someone can start receiving a state pension
money paid by an employee or employer into a pension fund
the advantages you receive from a pension plan, especially the money
a single amount of money paid as part of a pension
changes made to the pension system to improve it
money that you have saved in a pension plan
a company that sells and manages pension plans
the amount of money a company or government has to pay for pensions
an amount of money, such as from a pension, that is paid to a person
an informal term for the total amount of money saved in a pension plan
the plans and preparations made for a pension
a government's or company's set of ideas or plans for pensions
the act of providing pensions
what you are legally allowed to have or do regarding your pension
someone with special skill or knowledge about pensions
the situation when a pension fund has less money than it needs to pay everyone
the right to receive a pension
a professional who gives advice on pensions
all the companies and activities involved in providing pensions
a lack of the amount of money needed in a pension fund
an expert who is paid to give advice on pensions
a person who has a pension plan
the legal duty of a company or government to pay pensions