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100 Words Every Pensioner Should Know

May 14, 2026

100 Words Every Pensioner Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. account bank record for money
2. alarm warning signal device
3. annuity contract paying regular income
4. application formal request for something
5. appointment arranged meeting time
6. arthritis joint pain condition
7. asset something valuable you own
8. balance amount left in account
9. bank place that holds money
10. benefits payments or help received
11. bereavement state of losing someone
12. broadband high-speed internet connection
13. budget plan for spending money
14. care home residential place with care
15. caregiver person who gives care
16. cash money in notes and coins
17. claim formal request for payment
18. community people living together locally
19. concession special reduced rate
20. contract legal agreement between parties
21. debt money owed to others
22. dementia decline in memory and thinking
23. dentures false replacement teeth
24. deposit putting money in
25. diagnosis identification of illness
26. discount reduction in price
27. document official written paper
28. downsizing moving to a smaller home
29. eligibility right to qualify
30. email electronic message
31. emergency serious urgent situation
32. estate property and money left
33. exercise physical activity for fitness
34. expenses costs you must pay
35. fall sudden drop to ground
36. fare price for a journey
37. fraud crime of deception
38. funeral ceremony after a death
39. glasses lenses worn to see
40. handrail rail used for support
41. hazard possible source of harm
42. healthcare medical care services
43. hearing aid device that helps hearing
44. hobby activity done for pleasure
45. holiday time away for leisure
46. hospital place for medical treatment
47. hydration having enough water
48. income money received regularly
49. independence ability to manage alone
50. inheritance money or property received
51. insurance financial protection against loss
52. interest money earned on money
53. investment asset bought for growth
54. isolation state of being separated
55. key tool for opening lock
56. laptop portable personal computer
57. liability debt or legal responsibility
58. lock device that secures entry
59. loneliness sadness from being alone
60. maintenance work keeping something usable
61. memory ability to remember things
62. neighbour person living nearby
63. nutrition food needed for health
64. online banking banking done on internet
65. passport document for international travel
66. password secret word for access
67. pension regular retirement income payment
68. pensioner person receiving a pension
69. pharmacy place dispensing medicines
70. pin short security number
71. prescription doctor-authorized medicine
72. receipt proof of payment
73. renewal act of extending validity
74. rent payment to live somewhere
75. repair fixing damage or faults
76. retirement life stage after leaving work
77. routine usual regular way of doing
78. savings money set aside for later
79. scam dishonest trick for money
80. screening test to detect problems
81. security protection from harm or theft
82. sheltered housing supported housing for older people
83. signature your written name
84. statement record of account activity
85. symptom sign of illness
86. tablet small portable touchscreen computer
87. tax government charge on money
88. therapy treatment to improve health
89. transport system for getting around
90. trust legal arrangement for assets
91. vaccination act of receiving vaccine
92. video call live call with pictures
93. vision ability to see
94. volunteering unpaid helpful work
95. walker frame used for walking
96. walking moving on foot
97. wellbeing general health and happiness
98. wheelchair chair with wheels
99. will legal document for wishes
100. withdrawal taking money out

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