The phrase "a high pension" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the amount of money received regularly after retirement, typically indicating that it is above average.
Example: "After years of dedicated service, she was rewarded with a high pension that allowed her to enjoy a comfortable retirement."
Alternatives: "a generous pension" or "a substantial pension."
Orchestra officials said the filing, on April 16, 2011, was necessary to deal with a high pension burden and mounting losses from a drop in donations and ticket sales.
This option is advantageous for patients who may be close to the Medicaid requirements but have a high pension income.
The grandfather was a retired high-ranking military officer who received a high pension, and his son and daughter-in-law were university professors.
"That is being done by increasing the amount of assets someone can have at the lower level, which will mean 170,000 pensioners will have a higher pension of around $30 a fortnight, and that includes 50,000 pensioners who will go onto a full pension.
In France, says Monika Queisser, a pensions expert at the OECD, surveys find people claim to prefer early retirement to earning a higher pension.
A worker who has already contributed for, say, 35 years of employment rarely earns a higher pension by contributing for additional years.
The NGO HelpAge International is helping organise associations of older people so that they can demand a higher pension from the government that reaches all older people.
The only affordable way to do that is to pay a higher pension, but at a later retirement age.The government's approach will contain state-pension spending only if there is a big expansion in private saving.
This means that pension credit will still be available from age 63 and therefore the cost savings from a higher pension age for men may not materialise until later.
Thus a recent opinion poll carried out by YouGov showed that 92 per cent believe doctors are "well paid" and only four per cent thought they were underpaid – or deserved a higher pension.
Everyone will receive a higher pension of £140 a week, but people will not be able to opt out, meaning wealthier employees could lose thousands of pounds each year.
