Definition of pension fund in English:

pension fund

noun

A fund from which pensions are paid, accumulated from contributions from employers, employees, or both.
（由雇主、雇员或二者共同交的）养老基金，抚恤基金
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the things they wanted to do was to say that it would be made illegal for an employer to insist on an employee belonging to a pension fund.
- This is not the case with their main pension fund, which must be used to purchase an annuity.
- As the insurance company will now be guaranteeing your pension fund, you may get less than you had expected.
- This means employees will have to save more of their own income into a pension fund to achieve a decent retirement income.
- I would like to manage my own pension fund as a self-administered scheme and choose my own stocks.
- Some people have invested all or part of their pension fund money in hedge funds.
- You can think of the charges as being like a leak in the pension fund, with money dripping out at a certain rate each year.
- This is a common way of making up any deficits within the pension fund.
- If there is a shortfall, you can cash in some of the balance in the pension fund to pay off the remainder of the mortgage.
- The fact remains that when the stock market has a down year, there is a pretty good chance your pension fund will have one as well.
- The employee has much greater capacity to build up a pension fund and can draw on his benefits earlier.
- You are still almost entirely at the mercy of your employer and their pension fund managers.
- In determining the actuarial surplus in a pension fund, actuaries make key assumptions.
- You must also be able to move the accumulated pension fund to another provider free of charge.
- The incentive to pay into a pension fund is obviously the tax relief you get on your contributions.
- It offers a hedge fund that takes significantly higher risk than a standard pension fund.
- Income withdrawal is an option which allows you to put off buying an annuity and live directly off the pension fund itself.
- Savers will lose out too and so will anyone about to convert their pension fund into an annuity since rates are likely to fall there as well.
- Whatever about the change in date, the reasons for starting a pension fund are as compelling as ever.
- This means that women who are not yet saving in a private pension fund are risking a huge shortfall when it comes to retirement.

Definition of pension fund in US English:

pension fund

nounˈpenSHən

A fund from which pensions are paid, accumulated from contributions from employers, employees, or both.
（由雇主、雇员或二者共同交的）养老基金，抚恤基金
Example sentencesExamples
- You can think of the charges as being like a leak in the pension fund, with money dripping out at a certain rate each year.
- One of the things they wanted to do was to say that it would be made illegal for an employer to insist on an employee belonging to a pension fund.
- Income withdrawal is an option which allows you to put off buying an annuity and live directly off the pension fund itself.
- The incentive to pay into a pension fund is obviously the tax relief you get on your contributions.
- Savers will lose out too and so will anyone about to convert their pension fund into an annuity since rates are likely to fall there as well.
- Some people have invested all or part of their pension fund money in hedge funds.
- You are still almost entirely at the mercy of your employer and their pension fund managers.
- If there is a shortfall, you can cash in some of the balance in the pension fund to pay off the remainder of the mortgage.
- I would like to manage my own pension fund as a self-administered scheme and choose my own stocks.
- It offers a hedge fund that takes significantly higher risk than a standard pension fund.
- You must also be able to move the accumulated pension fund to another provider free of charge.
- In determining the actuarial surplus in a pension fund, actuaries make key assumptions.
- As the insurance company will now be guaranteeing your pension fund, you may get less than you had expected.
- This means employees will have to save more of their own income into a pension fund to achieve a decent retirement income.
- The employee has much greater capacity to build up a pension fund and can draw on his benefits earlier.
- This is not the case with their main pension fund, which must be used to purchase an annuity.
- Whatever about the change in date, the reasons for starting a pension fund are as compelling as ever.
- The fact remains that when the stock market has a down year, there is a pretty good chance your pension fund will have one as well.
- This is a common way of making up any deficits within the pension fund.
- This means that women who are not yet saving in a private pension fund are risking a huge shortfall when it comes to retirement.

单词	pension fund
释义	Definition of pension fund in English: pension fund noun A fund from which pensions are paid, accumulated from contributions from employers, employees, or both. （由雇主、雇员或二者共同交的）养老基金，抚恤基金 Example sentencesExamples One of the things they wanted to do was to say that it would be made illegal for an employer to insist on an employee belonging to a pension fund. This is not the case with their main pension fund, which must be used to purchase an annuity. As the insurance company will now be guaranteeing your pension fund, you may get less than you had expected. This means employees will have to save more of their own income into a pension fund to achieve a decent retirement income. I would like to manage my own pension fund as a self-administered scheme and choose my own stocks. Some people have invested all or part of their pension fund money in hedge funds. You can think of the charges as being like a leak in the pension fund, with money dripping out at a certain rate each year. This is a common way of making up any deficits within the pension fund. If there is a shortfall, you can cash in some of the balance in the pension fund to pay off the remainder of the mortgage. The fact remains that when the stock market has a down year, there is a pretty good chance your pension fund will have one as well. The employee has much greater capacity to build up a pension fund and can draw on his benefits earlier. You are still almost entirely at the mercy of your employer and their pension fund managers. In determining the actuarial surplus in a pension fund, actuaries make key assumptions. You must also be able to move the accumulated pension fund to another provider free of charge. The incentive to pay into a pension fund is obviously the tax relief you get on your contributions. It offers a hedge fund that takes significantly higher risk than a standard pension fund. Income withdrawal is an option which allows you to put off buying an annuity and live directly off the pension fund itself. Savers will lose out too and so will anyone about to convert their pension fund into an annuity since rates are likely to fall there as well. Whatever about the change in date, the reasons for starting a pension fund are as compelling as ever. This means that women who are not yet saving in a private pension fund are risking a huge shortfall when it comes to retirement. Definition of pension fund in US English: pension fund nounˈpenSHən A fund from which pensions are paid, accumulated from contributions from employers, employees, or both. （由雇主、雇员或二者共同交的）养老基金，抚恤基金 Example sentencesExamples You can think of the charges as being like a leak in the pension fund, with money dripping out at a certain rate each year. One of the things they wanted to do was to say that it would be made illegal for an employer to insist on an employee belonging to a pension fund. Income withdrawal is an option which allows you to put off buying an annuity and live directly off the pension fund itself. The incentive to pay into a pension fund is obviously the tax relief you get on your contributions. Savers will lose out too and so will anyone about to convert their pension fund into an annuity since rates are likely to fall there as well. Some people have invested all or part of their pension fund money in hedge funds. You are still almost entirely at the mercy of your employer and their pension fund managers. If there is a shortfall, you can cash in some of the balance in the pension fund to pay off the remainder of the mortgage. I would like to manage my own pension fund as a self-administered scheme and choose my own stocks. It offers a hedge fund that takes significantly higher risk than a standard pension fund. You must also be able to move the accumulated pension fund to another provider free of charge. In determining the actuarial surplus in a pension fund, actuaries make key assumptions. As the insurance company will now be guaranteeing your pension fund, you may get less than you had expected. This means employees will have to save more of their own income into a pension fund to achieve a decent retirement income. The employee has much greater capacity to build up a pension fund and can draw on his benefits earlier. This is not the case with their main pension fund, which must be used to purchase an annuity. Whatever about the change in date, the reasons for starting a pension fund are as compelling as ever. The fact remains that when the stock market has a down year, there is a pretty good chance your pension fund will have one as well. This is a common way of making up any deficits within the pension fund. This means that women who are not yet saving in a private pension fund are risking a huge shortfall when it comes to retirement.
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