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old-age pension
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old-age pension: see pension pension, periodic payments to one who has retired from work because of age or disability. Pensions, originally thought of as charity, are now viewed as an essential part of the social responsibility of employers or of the state.
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; social security social security, government program designed to provide for the basic economic security and welfare of individuals and their dependents. The programs classified under the term social security differ from one country to another, but all are the result of government
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00 A dozen papers from a March 2003 conference in Sapporo, Japan examine the aging of the population and its impact on old-age pensions in European, Asian, and North American countries, thus providing a comparative study of whether or not the demographic transition is affecting all countries in similar ways, whether it generates different pension politics in different countries, and if pension systems are reacting similarly or differently to the common challenge.
Consequently, the scope of mother's pensions, pensions for the blind, and old-age pensions, that were introduced by the states, was severely curtailed despite the efforts of social reformers to extend these benefits on a universal rather than selective basis.
The themes to be covered by the fair range from real estate, securities, insurance, financial software, old-age pensions, e-finance, financial information services and funding arrangements to investment advice and asset management.
 
 
 
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