Definitions for retirement plan
re·tire·ment plan

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1. pension plan, pension account, retirement plan, retirement savings plan, retirement savings account, retirement account, retirement programnoun

   a plan for setting aside money to be spent after retirement

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1. retirement plan

   A retirement plan is a financial arrangement designed to provide individuals with a steady income or source of funds when they choose to leave their regular workforce, typically during their later years or old age. This often involves accumulating and investing money over a long period, usually while a person is still employed. Retirement plans can come in various forms, including pensions, 401(k)s, or individual retirement accounts (IRAs), depending on the specific regulations of a country.

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How to pronounce retirement plan?

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of retirement plan in Chaldean Numerology is: 9

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of retirement plan in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8

Examples of retirement plan in a Sentence

1. Mellody Hobson:

   The workplace retirement plan has been a real game changer.

2. The Associated Press:

   CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP The U.S. Soccer Federation had argued that the womens team was paid under the structure the players asked for in the last collective bargaining agreement and that they asked for a very different contract that offered them more benefits, whichthe mens players did not -- including guaranteed annual salaries, medical and dental insurance, paid child-care assistance, paid pregnancy and parental leave, severance benefits, salary continuation during periods of injury, access to a retirement plan, multiple bonuses and more.

3. Kristen Carlisle:

   A lot of business owners don't always think about what their exit plan or retirement plan is for their business. It's never too early to be planning for that.

4. Jerome Schlichter:

   This is fraught with peril both for employees and companies that choose to do this, there's a reason private equity investments have been limited to wealthy, sophisticated investors. This is grafting a product that wasn't designed to be in the retirement plan of an average investor into those retirement plans.

5. Eric Levy:

   This is truer today more than ever given how Covid-19 is reshuffling financial demands and priorities, people only have so much they can tuck away for tomorrow so prioritization is key when thinking through where each dollar from your paycheck will go -- be it toward your health care, retirement plan or emergency savings.

References

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