"pension security" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Depending on the context, "pension security" can refer to measures that are put in place to protect a pension plan or to guarantee income when the individual retires. For example: The state government is introducing new measures to improve pension security for its citizens.
Mr. Hoffa accused U.P.S. of mounting "a direct attack on the pension security of our members," in a letter to the company's chief executive, Michael Eskew, last month.
"Everyone has huge sympathy for steel workers and for efforts to protect jobs, but rushed changes to pension rules risk driving a coach and horses through the pension security of hundreds of thousands of workers, well beyond the steel industry," he said.
But now that the 1,500 striking workers and the three bus companies have reached a tentative agreement on health benefits with the city's help, the workers' union is saying that it is up to Mr. Bloomberg to resolve the other big issue in the dispute -- job and pension security.
I spoke at length on the Senate floor last week about pressing problems that will determine the future strength of our nation -- inadequate, grossly inadequate, funding for education; declining access to affordable health care; degradation of the environment; and erosion of pension security for many hard-working Americans.
With the rise of the individual and demise of the family, the state will be called upon to ensure health care and pension security.
When the question was asked again in 2001 after a few years break, energy prices had been added to the list, followed by pension security in 2002, the stock market in 2003, housing prices and the gap between rich and poor in 2006, and the cost of health care in 2008.
Between her pension, Social Security and rental income, she said, "I have enough income to pay my mortgage.
Mr. Mercer never divorced his wife, Mr. Randolph said, so she will receive his Army pension, Social Security and Workers Compensation.
We have a pension, Social Security, a good annuity fund and interest- and-depreciation tax deductions on our rental".
And, yes, to calculate your retirement income, you combine pension, Social Security, 401(k) and other savings — and perhaps presents from your grandchildren.
Today, all the money he receives from his early pension, Social Security and disability pays for his nursing home.
