米国人の退職後生活資金の調達の英語

of a household budget, the condition of incoming and outgoing expenses

a health insurance union that carries out a system of medical care for retired employees

a Japanese regulation named {Retiring Allowance Mutual Aid Fund for Part-time Workers}

welfare funds that a workers' credit union loans out to a member

the action of surveying the family budget

a wanderer who has no established residence or visible means of support

a subsidy for low-income people, called negative income tax

In a welfare state the people are guaranteed security from the cradle to the grave.

difficulty living due to poverty

the condition of the life of common people from the point of view of rulers

of circumstances, appearing to be bad because of insufficient financial funds and support

With only that much pension I'm concerned about life in retirement.

In a welfare state the people are guaranteed security from (the) cradle to (the) grave.

The widow picks up a scanty livelihood by needlework.

the public service that guarantees the minimum standard of living for poor people, called welfare

a person whose job is a home helper

an income considered to be below the minimum level required for healthful living in a society

a person who has been displaced through ecological destruction

Japanese War Orphans From China Have Hard Life

the act of living precariously from day to day with little income

a tax on employees and employers that is used to fund the Social Security system

a guidebook about survival in the wilderness

a plan that allows employees to contribute to an investment pool managed the employer

a lifestyle of elite-level couples who both work and have no children, called DINK (Double Income No Kids)

Life is getting better for the working class.

He must find it hard to live on his scanty pay.

the condition of life of being difficult due to low wages

mountain nomads

Slaves make a life for themselves.

the minimum living standard that a nation guarantees its citizens