retirement security
Post-career financial safety
Retirement security is the assurance of having adequate financial resources and stability after leaving the workforce.
It encompasses savings, pensions, investments, and social programs like Social Security that together protect against poverty in old age: Many Americans worry about their retirement security as traditional pensions disappear.
The term often appears in policy debates about protecting workers' long-term financial wellbeing.
- pensionRetiree's ongoing benefit
- safety netProtection against failure
- aging in placeLiving where you've always lived
- MedicareFederal senior health program
- healthcare costsFees for medical services
long term care · senior housing · 401(k) · financial advisor · annuity · fixed income · asset allocation · disability benefits · compound interest · cost of living · survivor benefits · Roth IRA · savings rate · nest egg · rainy day fund · wellness programs · mental health support · mobility aids
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- agingaging process, aging body, biological age, aging workforce, aging parents
- pensionspension, pension fund, pension plan, pension benefits, pension funds
- women's benefitsmaternity leave, maternity benefits, childcare support, prenatal care, postnatal care
retirement securityfinancial instability
Unreliable economic condition
destitution · impoverishment · penury · indigence · economic hardship
retirement securityeconomic instability
Unpredictable financial conditions
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