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Benefit

Benefit meaning

An advantage; help or aid from something. | A payment made in accordance with an insurance policy or a public assistance scheme. | An event, such as a theatrical performance, given to raise funds for some cause.

Example sentences (20)

Instead, when a widow is already drawing her own benefits and later applies for a higher widow's benefit, they may be able to be paid a partial or excess widow's benefit in addition to their own benefit.

If I collect my Social Security at 62 and — hope this doesn’t happen — he passes at 72, would my benefit be bumped up to his benefit, or would I get a reduced amount because I did not wait until full retirement age to collect my benefit?

This ideology forms the basis for the overall benefit caps and the housing benefit cap (which also was used as part of a social cleansing of inner London and which did not allow for houses over 4 bedrooms to be covered on housing benefit).

Extensions in unemployment benefit for older claimants were introduced, while the benefit for the young unemployed was extended to age 21. In 1986, a child-rearing allowance was introduced to benefit parents when at least one was employed.

He identified four major motives for altruism: altruism to ultimately benefit the self (egoism), to ultimately benefit the other person (altruism), to benefit a group (collectivism), or to uphold a moral principle ( principlism ).

In return, they (and the wives of male contributors) were eligible for flat-rate pensions, sickness benefit, unemployment benefit, and funeral benefit.

Spouse's benefit and government pension offsets The spousal retirement benefit is one-half the PIA benefit amount of their spouse or their own earned benefits, whichever is higher, if they both retire at "normal" retirement ages.

But Lebakken said in this case she can see the safety benefit benefit.

Current recommend a biomarker test called Oncotype DX which can distinguish those patients (based on the RNA expression profile of their cancer) who will from those who will not benefit versus those who will not benefit from chemotherapy.

Delaying your benefit until 70 locks in a substantially higher benefit for the rest of your life.

However, if an employee visits another pharmacy which lists the drug’s price below $10, the pharmacy benefit managers will collect $10 regardless, and the difference helps fund the benefit manager’s cost of doing business.

I am the most angry about all of those interactions because not only was I violated, not only did someone see me as an object or resource to be used as a tool for their benefit, but it wasn’t even really for their benefit.

It is crucial that individuals and organisations continue to prioritize and invest in the education of girls, not only for their own benefit but also for the benefit of the planet and future generations.

Oligarchs attempt to use their power for their private benefit or the benefit of their families.

Pension Credit is also a gateway benefit and if you claim, you will be entitled to further support such as housing benefit, free TV licence and council tax support.

Products—and the greenhouse gases used to make them—are not created for the benefit of the consumer, but because the sale of those products will benefit the shareholders.

The benefit amount must not be higher than the benefit based on their own work history.

The plants benefit from the irrigation water and because the farmers didn’t spray herbicides to control invasive weeds – and marijuana – it was of great benefit to the trespassing entrepreneurs.

The report also found that the project would deliver $4.40 benefit for every dollar spent and $90 billion net benefit over 30 years.

What’s more, the lion’s share of the economic benefit of the mines has not gone to benefit Indigenous communities.