- pension plan
- nouna plan for setting aside money to be spent after retirement• Syn: ↑pension account, ↑retirement plan, ↑retirement savings plan, ↑retirement savings account, ↑retirement account, ↑retirement program• Hyponyms: ↑401-k plan, ↑401-k, ↑individual retirement account, ↑IRA, ↑Keogh plan
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noun: systematic provision by an employer for definitely determinable periodic incomes to employees upon retirement with or without funding; specifically : one financed exclusively by the employer — compare retirement plan* * *
1. a systematic plan created and maintained, as by a corporation, to make regular payments of benefits to retired or disabled employees, either on a contributory or a noncontributory basis.[1955-60]* * *
a system designed to provide people with a pension after they have made regular payments over a long period of timeVariant: pension scheme* * *
pension plan,a plan, usually set up on an actuarial basis by an employer alone or by an employer jointly with a union, to provide pensions for retired or disabled employees.* * *
noun, pl ⋯ plans [count]: an arrangement made with an employer to pay money to an employee after retirementI work for this company because they have a good pension plan.
— called also (Brit) pension scheme* * *
a system in which you, and usually your employer, pay money regularly into a fund while you are employed. You are then paid a ↑pension when you retire.See also: ↑retirement plan
Useful english dictionary. 2012.