superannuation

/ˌsupərˌænjuˈeɪʃən/
noun
  1. A regular payment made into a fund by an employer and/or employee to provide income after retirement; a pension plan.
    • She contributes 10% of her salary to her superannuation every month.
    • Many companies offer superannuation as part of their employee benefits package.
    • After 30 years of work, he finally started receiving his superannuation payments.
  2. The state of being too old to work or be useful; retirement due to age.
    • He fought against superannuation, arguing that his experience was still valuable.
    • The company's policy on superannuation requires all employees to retire by 70.
    • The professor was forced into superannuation at age 65.
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