old-age benefits
Senior citizen entitlements
Old-age benefits are payments or services provided to people who have reached retirement age, typically through government programs or employer pensions.
Social Security is the primary source of old-age benefits in the United States: She started collecting old-age benefits at sixty-seven.
The term covers monthly income, healthcare coverage, and related support for the elderly.
- senior centersFacilities for elderly activities
- retirement communityHousing development for elderly
- assisted livingResidential care for elderly
- nursing homeLong-term eldercare residence
- pensionRetiree's ongoing benefit
Medicaid · annuity · Social Security · cost of living adjustment · retirement fund · fixed income · geriatric care · long-term care insurance · hospice care · end of life care · housing subsidies · preventive screenings · 401(k) · home health aides · inheritance laws · gratuity · volunteer programs · endowment
- social benefitssocial assistance, unemployment insurance, income support, old-age pensions, public assistance
- Social SecuritySSN, FICA, Social Security Administration, full retirement age, beneficiaries
old-age benefitschild benefits
Payments for raising offspring
child tax credit · maternity benefits · student aid · family allowance · education grants
old-age benefitswages
Payment for work
salary · earned income · employment income · paycheck · active duty pay
older, oldest, olden, oldish, oldster, ages, ageing, ageless, ageism