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UK
/sˌuːpəɹˌænjuːˈeɪʃən/
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NOUN
- the act of discharging someone because of age (especially to cause someone to retire from service on a pension)
- a monthly payment made to someone who is retired from work
- the property of being out of date and not current
How To Use superannuation In A Sentence
- Industry research firm Watson Wyatt estimates Australian companies face a combined shortfall of as much as A$25 billion in these defined-benefit pension plans, known as superannuation in Australia. Australian Firms to Pay Scarce Cash for Pensions
- This involves dedicating 8 per cent of taxation revenue to a superannuation fund which is then invested to build a portfolio of financial assets.
- The findings of this study would seem to underline the importance of financial education and high-quality information for employees who are asked to make decisions about how and with whom their superannuation will be invested.
- It has to contend with a growing number of people in retirement and a smaller number of taxpayers left to cover the cost of superannuation and other retiree-related expenses, such as health care.
- The meeting voted to call on the Federal Government to set up a Rural and Regional Development bank using the nation's $1.14 trillion superannuation savings, which would be used to help "repopulate" regional Australia. Northernstar.com.au: The Northern Star
- One of Australia's biggest rorts is a politician's superannuation.
- Gay public workers in the state of Victoria will now be able to pass on their pension benefits - called superannuation benefits in Australia - to their same-sex partners thanks to the new law, reports the Daily News
- And all of this is aimed at propping up the leeching bludgers from the non-industry superannuation sector.
- One of the skills the company brought with it from Australia was its 15 years of running compulsory superannuation programs for around three million people.
- I'd lose a stack in superannuation -'I don't mean retire from the Service. YESTERDAY'S SHADOW