The phrase "dignified retirement" means having a respectable and honorable way of living after one stops working, often referring to financial stability, good health, and enjoying one's life without worries or hardships.
Sentences with «dignified retirement»
Harold Evensky of the wealth management firm Evensky Katz Foldes and Texas Tech University said in an email that the DOL rule constituted a «major step toward a more secure and dignified retirement for millions.» (thinkadvisor.com)
«The 401 (k) is what will determine if these people will ever be able to leave work and have any type of dignified retirement,» says Chris. (kcsourcelink.com)
As threats of benefit reductions loom large to the Social Security system, millions of middle class Americans are left questioning how they will fund dignified retirements. (truebluelifeinsurance.com)