pension income
Post-career monthly checks
Pension income is money received regularly from a pension plan, typically after retirement.
It represents payments from funds accumulated during one's working years, either through employer contributions, personal contributions, or both.
Her pension income covers most of her monthly expenses.
Pension income may come from government programs, employer-sponsored plans, or private retirement accounts, and is usually taxable though sometimes at favorable rates.
- retirement savingsMoney reserved for post-career
- nest eggSaved money for later
- annuitiesPeriodic fixed payments
- retirement ageStandard work-ending milestone
- early retirementExiting career before standard age
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