Pronunciation: /rɪˈtaɪərmənt ˈbɛnɪfɪt/
noun a payment or other financial support received upon retirement from an employer or government
A1 My grandfather receives a retirement benefit from the government.
A2 Employees are entitled to retirement benefits after working for a certain number of years.
B1 The retirement benefit package includes health insurance and a pension plan.
B2 Negotiating for better retirement benefits is an important part of the job offer process.
C1 The company's generous retirement benefits attracted many skilled professionals to work for them.
C2 Understanding the tax implications of different retirement benefit options is crucial for financial planning.
formal Employees are entitled to receive retirement benefits after completing a certain number of years of service.
informal Once you've put in enough years, you can start collecting your retirement benefits.
slang I can't wait to start cashing in on my retirement benefits!
figurative Investing in your health now is like investing in your retirement benefits for the future.
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