Eläkkeidensä

Eläkkeidensä is a Finnish word that translates to "their pensions" in English. It is the genitive plural form of the word "eläke," meaning pension. The word refers to the collective pensions of a group of individuals. In Finnish, the genitive case is used to indicate possession or a relationship, and the plural form signifies that there is more than one pension being referred to.

The concept of pensions in Finland, as in many other countries, involves a system where individuals contribute to a fund during their working years to provide financial support after retirement. These contributions, along with employer contributions and potential government subsidies, form the basis of the pension fund. When referring to "eläkkeidensä," one is discussing the accumulated retirement funds or the future pension payments that belong to a specific group.

This term might appear in discussions about retirement planning, demographic trends, or economic analyses concerning the elderly population in Finland. For instance, an article might discuss how changes in the economy affect "eläkkeidensä" of a particular generation or how the government is managing "eläkkeidensä" for its citizens. The context in which "eläkkeidensä" is used will determine the precise meaning, but it always relates to the pensions of a plural subject.