previdential

English

Etymology

From the Italian word previdenza, meaning social security.

Adjective

previdential (not comparable)

1. In Italy, of or pertaining to a social security, insurance benefits or a benefit plan.
   • 1974. Istituto di Studi sul Lavora, ISL tasks performed during the three hystorical phases[1]:

     7422/CNIOS/CPA [document]: Blue Book to the minister of defence and design of previdential decrees to upgrade and innovate the organization of the industrial estabilishments of the Armed Forces. (Rome 1974)

   • 2007. Ina Assitalia.[2]

     Between the proposals of the branch life we signal: -Euro Strong Pension: one optimal solution to previdential problem.... Moreover, if they had to happen you of the unexpected, you will have the certainty that your previdential plan will be free of charge.