The phrase "adequate pension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of retirement benefits or financial support for individuals after they retire.
Example: "After years of hard work, she was relieved to finally receive an adequate pension that would support her lifestyle in retirement."
Alternatives: "sufficient retirement benefits" or "reasonable pension plan".
3. Lacking adequate pension access, California private sector workers face serious economic hardship in retirement.
Alois Hitler died in 1903 but left an adequate pension and savings to support his wife and children.
adequate pension plan fund would include contributions on behalf of terminated employees of 10 or more years' service whose rights had not vested.
By contrast, much of what Hempel tells us about James Marsh has to do with his widow's efforts to obtain an adequate pension.
When it comes to those wider determinants of health both central and local government have to take responsibility for age friendly housing, communities fit and safe for people to grow old in, fuel poverty, adequate pension settlements, education, decent workplace conditions and adequate pension provision.
I'd much rather ensure we can continue to fund an adequate pension for those who rely on it than give the wealthiest Australians a tax cut just for buying another investment property.
But so does the desire to build up retirement benefits to supplement the often less than adequate pensions of their husbands.
We've all seen portentous figures revealing how few of us have made adequate pensions provision to live even at minimum wage level in retirement.
"Because their agendas dominate," he writes, "what rarely gets addressed comprehensively is what most people want: affordable health care, excellent schools, adequate pensions, a clean environment, and an economy that generates more and more well-paying jobs.
Yet the need for adequate pensions for employees, wherever they work, has never been greater as the post-war generation of baby-boomers heads for retirement.In November 2005 the commission moved from diagnosis to remedies.
Zimbabweans who thought they had adequate pensions now find that they have practically nothing.The local currency is pegged to the American dollar at the rate of 55 to one, but the black-market rate is between 300 and 350.
