retirement plan

noun

1. a systematic plan made and kept by an individual for setting aside income for their future retirement.
2. pension plan ( def 1 ).

Example Sentences

Some of them will now have to reckon with paying taxes on the money they withdrew from their workplace retirement plan.

From Washington Post

The money is part of a broader settlement with the court-appointed receiver for the employee retirement plan at Our Lady of Fatima hospital, one of Prospect’s two facilities in the state.

From ProPublica

That pay, along with health-care, vision and dental benefits and a retirement plan, offers employees more than comparable jobs provide, said Amazon spokeswoman Heather Knox.

From Washington Post

When Ma announced his retirement plan, he pledged to return to his teaching roots and devote more time to education philanthropy, though the founder still holds considerable sway over Alibaba by keeping a seat in the powerful Alibaba Partnership.

From TechCrunch

If you’re self-employed, part-time, or otherwise don’t have an employer-backed plan, you have greater flexibility in picking a retirement plan and choosing between seemingly countless funds.

From Popular-Science

This concerns a retirement plan, and—well, the details don't matter.

From Project Gutenberg

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