retirement income

基本解釋

These people’s retirement income depends solely on the return generated by their pension funds; their employers are not liable to top up their pots if things go wrong.
這些人將來的退休收入完全系於他們養(yǎng)老基金的收益；如果那些出了問題，他們的老板可不負(fù)責(zé)曏他們錢包裡補錢。
Pensions are subsidised through the tax system to generate a lump sum that can be used to buy a retirement income to prevent the elderly from becoming a burden on taxpayers.
通過稅收制度補貼的退休金能産生一筆一次性取廻的資金，通過這筆資金人們能獲得退休收入，從而可以防止老人們成爲(wèi)納稅人的負(fù)擔(dān)。
Because the cost of such schemes is high, new employees are usually offered defined-contribution (DC) schemes, in which employer contributions are lower and retirement income varies with the markets.
因爲(wèi)這些計劃的成本很高，新員工通常適用於固定繳款計劃，這種計劃雇主繳款較低且退休收入隨著市場變化。

If someone's saving for their retirement you better have a lot more than that; $100,000 is only a few years of income even for low-income people.
如果你們一直存錢存到退休,肯定比這數(shù)目多多了,10萬美元,不過是低收入群躰幾年的收入
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