The phrase "adequacy of pensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of pension plans or benefits for individuals or groups.
Example: "The report highlighted concerns regarding the adequacy of pensions for retirees in the current economic climate."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of pensions" or "satisfactory pension provisions".
Worries about the adequacy of pensions have led the British government to boost poorer pensioners' income, but this will not change the broad picture.Over the next few years, then, there is a mismatch between Britain's need for higher investment and the euro area's need for lower debt.
It argued that auto-enrolment will increase "coverage but not adequacy of pensions".
In Western Europe, where Social Security payments typically make up a larger share of retirement income than elsewhere, the European Commission has warned starkly that unless people work longer and save more, "the adequacy of pensions cannot be guaranteed as the required increase in expenditure would be unsustainable".
Member States should urgently secure the sustainability and adequacy of pension systems for women and men, providing equal opportunities for all workers and the self-employed to acquire adequate statutory pension rights to ensure living in dignity as well as aiming to ensure an adequate income for older people which is at least above poverty level.
The latter are distorted by a number of factors, including the adequacy of retirement pensions, the level and structure of welfare benefits, training opportunities, disability legislation and so on.
The social security minister, Scott Morrison, who has floated a plan to check the adequacy of the pension every three years once the new indexation arrangements take effect, told MPs they needed to get the message out that pensions were still rising, with the next increase due to take effect Friday.
(Murphy said, on behalf of Thompson, that Abramson "also raised other issues about her compensation and the adequacy of her pension arrangements, which had nothing to do with the issue of comparability. It was to address these other issues that we suggested an increase in her compensation").
Its central message is disturbing and does nothing to change my view of the adequacy or otherwise of pension regulation.
Acoss argues Newstart is inadequate and should be increased by $53 a week, the one month waiting period should be abandoned and an independent payment review commission should be established to assess the adequacy of all payments including pensions, family payments and allowances.
Dr Jeffrey Harmer, who led the 2008 review of the adequacy of the aged and disability support pensions, was announced as chair of that committee last month.
There would be three types of pensions: Full, Advanced age pension (AP), and Survivor pension (SP).
