The phrase "additional retirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra retirement benefits, plans, or savings beyond the standard retirement options.
Example: "The company offers an additional retirement plan that allows employees to save more for their future."
Alternatives: "supplemental retirement" or "extra retirement benefits".
The people paying this new tax probably would not get any additional retirement benefits in return.
But he also received payouts from a cash severance, a bonus and additional retirement distributions.
Loan-outs also can be used to defer income and establish additional retirement savings.
In the warped context of their compensation packages, the $8.5 million that Richard Levin, the former president of Yale University, received as an "additional retirement benefit" after he strode out the door in 2013 probably struck some of the enablers who gave it to him — and perhaps Levin himself — as unremarkable.
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And even less well understood is that an HSA can also serve as an additional retirement resource.
He said he wanted to work on additional retirement-security measures once Mr. Obama takes office.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the Democrat of Massachusetts who is chairman of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, said in a statement the bill "addresses the immediate needs of workers, retirees and businesses hit hard by the financial and economic crisis facing our country". He said he wanted to work on additional retirement-security measures once Mr. Obama takes office.
My colleagues Jonathan Martin and Alex Burns reported recently that Republicans fear a wave of additional retirements.
And dozens of additional retirements have already been announced for the coming years.
Barring additional retirements at the Supreme Court, the Justice Department's affirmative-action initiative will face obstacles, and any plan to cut immigration in half stands little chance of gaining momentum in Congress.
