pension

Rente (borrowed from French, via Vulgar Latin rendita 'rent', to reddere ' to return, reimburse') stands for:

Pension (economy) , an income that is drawn without current consideration , for example from invested capital
Rent (manorial rule) (historical), cash payments or deliveries in kind from a vassal within the framework of a manorial system in contrast to villication
Annuity , in the capital investment a return, see return
Pension , in economics the parts of earnings, income and payments that exceed their opportunity costs, see pension economics
Pension , in financial mathematics and law a regular payment, see pension calculation
Pension , generally the retirement pension after a working life
- see old-age pension
- see pension insurance system in Germany (according to the SGB)
- see pension (old-age pension) for civil servants and equals
Pension in the event of reduced earning capacity due to an accident at work, commuting or occupational disease, see employers' liability insurance association
Pension , in Austria the permanent benefits from the statutory accident insurance, see General Accident Insurance Fund
AHV pension in Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein (old-age and survivors' insurance, compulsory pension insurance)