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Definition of retirement program - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
retirementUS plan providing income after retirementUS
- The company offers a retirement program to all its employees.
2.
financeUS government initiative for retirees' financial supportUS
- The new retirement program offers benefits to all citizens.
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employment
employer-sponsored program for retirement funds
finance
retirement program promising a fixed payout using a set formula
public benefits
government program providing retirement benefits
savings program
employer-sponsored program for post-retirement income
policy
official program letting workers choose early retirement with special benefits
acr: National Employment Savings Trust
UK program to help people save for retirement
acr: National Pension System
government program for saving money for retirement
retirement
payment or advantage received from a retirement plan or old-age program
Examples of retirement program in a sentence
The retirement program ensures financial stability for the elderly. The retirement program is crucial for elderly welfare. Many rely on the retirement program for stability.
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- French:programme de retraite, ...
- German:Altersvorsorgeplan, Rentenprogramm, ...
- Italian:piano di pensionamento, programma pensionistico, ...
- Spanish:programa de jubilación, ...
- Portuguese:plano de reforma, programa de reforma, ...
- Chinese:退休计划, 养老金计划, ...
- Japanese:退職プログラム, 年金制度, ...
- Arabic:بَرْنامَجُ تَقاعد, مَشروع تَقاعد, ...
- Hebrew:תָּכְנִית פֶּנְסְיָה, תּוֹכְנִית פֶּנְסְיָה, ...
- Russian:пенсионная программа, программа для пенсионеров, ...
- Ukrainian:пенсійна програма, ...
- Hindi:पेंशन योजना, रिटायरमेंट स्कीम, ...
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