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Meanings of contributory pension in English

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Usage of contributory pension in English
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People can continue to work full-time or part-time while receiving the old-age contributory pension.
The Irish Times
2
You have also both qualified for the full State contributory pension since you retired.
Independent.ie
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Minister for Social Protection Regina Doherty has announced significant reform of the State contributory pension.
The Irish Times
4
Why not also go a step further and introduce a single State contributory pension scheme.
The Irish Times
5
The couple are in receipt of a state contributory pension and small pension from England.
The Irish Times
6
I will be 66 in April and am entitled to the old age contributory pension.
The Irish Times
7
I will shortly turn 66 and will be entitled to the old age contributory pension.
The Irish Times
8
Will I be entitled to the full contributory pension?
The Irish Times
9
From 2020, a new total contributions approach for the State contributory pension is to be introduced.
The Irish Times
10
The payment for old-age contributory pension is £96.
The Irish Times
11
It will help inform the design of a new approach to the State contributory pension from 2020.
The Irish Times
12
It is paid at a rate of over 95 per cent that of the contributory pension's maximum rate.
The Irish Times
13
Old-age contributory pension: This is paid to people who have satisfied certain PRSI contribution conditions over their working lives.
The Irish Times
14
I am worried because it is vital that we keep up our quota for contributory pension requirements in the future.
The Irish Times
15
The rate of payment for the widows' contributory pension, aged 66 and over, is £89.10.
The Irish Times
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A 76-year-old woman who had the suspension of her widower's contributory pension raised in the Dáil has had it reinstated.
The Irish Times
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Contributory pension across language varieties
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