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Перевод: pension

[существительное]
пенсия ; пансион ; пансионат ; пособие;
[глагол]
назначать пенсию; субсидировать

Тезаурус:

1. Although linking pensions to prices rather than incomes may not produce a great difference in one year, after twenty-five years, assuming incomes rise by 2 per cent per annum faster than prices, the price-linked pension will be worth only approximately 60 per cent of the earnings-linked pension.
2. From the 1930s, on the other hand, the big insurance companies moved in strongly to fill the gap between the state pension and the standard of living for which most workers hoped, setting up occupational pension schemes for firms on a contract basis.
3. Another book, The Shark-free Guide to Pension Planning , is due out soon.
4. PENSION ALOISIA (2+)
5. After 28 years' service, the 47-year-old major will lose his Army quarters in Soltau but will be entitled to a pension of about Pounds 15,000 a year.
6. The pension contribution will continue for many years.
7. Pension Loan for Professionals:
8. Furthermore the level of the state pension is low in both historical and international terms.
9. This can't be good for him, thought Denis, and he remembered the story he had read of an old man in England, although younger than Uncle Mick was now, who lined up to receive the very first old age pension ever issued in England and dropped down dead as soon as his money was passed over the counter to him.
10. PENSION LINSHALM (2)
11. As this is often linked up with annuities, endowment policies and private pension plans, several of the major life assurance companies, such as the Legal and General Assurance Society (address on page 155) run their own courses as a service for their prospective pensioners, for groups of employees of large companies, or for individuals from smaller companies.
12. Further details are available from Pension Trustees Forum, .
13. This idea of the diversified, fully funded scheme (that is, run to match assets with present and future pension liabilities) has been applied most widely in America and Britain, where its principles have been written into law; it has also spread into Japan but scarcely at all into Germany, where company pension reserves frequently remain invested in the firm's own shares.