pension fund
- noun
- /ˈpɛnʃən fʌnd/
- The pension fund invests in a variety of assets to ensure a stable income for retirees.
- pension fund investment
- a pension fund manager
- pension fund management
Institutions are just other active ETFs, passive ETFs, pension funds, hedge funds, right?
- Institutions are just other active ETFs, passive ETFs, pension funds, hedge funds, right?
- So the market actually pushed bond prices up, which gives pension funds more liquidity.
- Well, our pension fund in Florida holds Anheuser Busch in Bev stock.
- We would have pension funds make long term loans like mortgages and and the like.
- So it's actually hurt teachers, it's hurt cops, it hurts firefighters who depend on that pension fund.
- And he makes his fortune suing pension funds because they're criminals.
- And what that means is borrows money from pension funds, from wealthy individuals.
- Now you mentioned the pension fund deal in Sweden.
Examples
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Given this tension, how did pension funds become involved in social and environmentally responsible investment in the first place?
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The first revolution in pension fund investment gave employees control, albeit indirect, of most large companies.
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I think we all know we're gonna need a pension fund.
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His biggest client was the city pension fund.
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This is exactly what the Michigan state pension fund has been looking for.
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The pension fund is being dissolved.
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The beneficiary owners of the pension funds are, of course, the nation's employees.
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She wants to contribute something to your pension fund.
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A representative of a northeastern U.S. pension fund offers one view of the effect of engagement policies:
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Today, it is the well-established pension funds that increasingly control the supply and allocation of money in developed countries.
Academic text (1992)
Synonyms
Money that an employer or worker saves regularly to give income after you stop working
Money saved to give you regular income after you stop working
A pool of money that employers and workers save for retirement payments
How Secure
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a fund that provides retirement income' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'pension' (retirement payment) with 'fund' (a sum of money for a purpose). This is a straightforward noun-noun compound following common English and cross-linguistic patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand it.
Etymology
Pension fund is like a shared money pot: the fund holds money to pay a pension, the regular payments people get when they 'retire'.