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/ˈpenSHən/,
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pensions, plural;
  1. A boardinghouse in France and other European countries, providing full or partial board at a fixed rate

  1. grant a pension to
  2. (pension) a regular payment to a person that is intended to allow them to subsist without working
  3. In general, a pension is an arrangement to provide people with an income when they are no longer earning a regular income from employment. Pensions should not be confused with severance pay; the former is paid in regular installments, while the latter is paid in one lump sum.
  4. (Pension (lodgings)) A pension is a family-owned guest house or boarding house. This term is used in Portugal, France, Spain, Italy and other Continental European countries, where one can usually get a room with a shared bathroom. ...
  5. (The Pensioners) Chelsea Football Club are an English professional football club based in west London. Founded in 1905, they play in the Premier League and have spent most of their history in the top tier of English football. ...
  6. (pension) A regularly paid gratuity paid regularly as benefit due to a person in consideration of past services; notably to one retired from service, on account of retirement age, disability or similar cause; especially, a regular stipend paid by a government to retired public officers, disabled ...
  7. (Pension) Money paid regularly to an individual. especially by a government as reward for military service during wartime or upon retirement from government service.
  8. (Pension) a portion of your monthly retirement allowance that is the difference between the total retirement allowance and the amount provided by employee contributions
  9. A pension is an employer-provided qualified retirement plan. Examples of pension plans include defined benefit plans, profit sharing plans, bonus plans, employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs), thrift plans, target benefit plans, and money purchase plans.
  10. (Pension) a regular income stream paid to an individual, either by the Government (such as an Age Pension) or from a superannuation fund.
  11. (Pension) A retirement fund for employees (usually tax exempt) paid for or contributed to by an employer as part of an employee's compensation package. Many employers are replacing pensions with 401(k) plans. ...
  12. (pension) An income paid out after someone retires. The government gives tax relief on money paid into a scheme designed to provide a pension, making it more beneficial than other forms of saving. ...
  13. A pension payable under the Scheme's rules.
  14. (Pension) An annual income, usually associated with the post-retirement period of one's life, but not necessarily so.
  15. (Pension) Arrangement whereby an employer agrees to provide benefits to retired employees. A pension is paid out in a series of regular payments or a lump sum of money to retired employees or their beneficiaries.
  16. (Pension) Payments a person receives upon retirement from the government or from an investment fund.
  17. A pension is a regular payment to you from a pension scheme once you have retired or have reached an age when you are entitled to draw that pension.
  18. (Pension) Payments made periodically of (generally) a definite amount for a specified period (usually life) from an employer-funded plan to workers who have met the stated requirements. Its primary purpose is to provide retirement income.
  19. (Pension) An arrangement that provides retired individuals with a regular source of income. A pension does not require any sort of contributions and usually has no tax benefits. Pensions were traditionally provided as a fringe benefit to employment.
  20. (Pension) A government-approved employee retirement plan.
  21. (Pension) A fixed sum of money regularly paid to a person.
  22. (Pension) The benefit paid to a person from a retirement plan.
  23. (Pension) is the defined benefit amount that members receive after retirement based on their total service credit, age and final average salary. For most members, this amount equals their retirement benefit. ...
  24. (PENSION) State pensions are paid to people when they retire from work. The money is collected from National Insurance contributions. Many people take out private pensions to ensure they will have a better standard of life when they are older. Companies often offer their employees' pensions too.
  25. (PENSION) generally any periodic payment payable for the lifetime of a person who has become entitled to such a benefit pursuant to the terms of a pension plan.