pension eligibility
Retiree benefit criteria
Pension eligibility refers to the conditions that must be met before someone can receive pension benefits—typically a combination of age, years of service, or both.
Requirements vary by plan: some demand reaching a specific age, others require a minimum tenure, and many require both: She'll reach pension eligibility after twenty years with the company.
Early retirement options may reduce benefits for those who haven't met full eligibility requirements.
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