National Insurance

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National Insurance - (adjective + noun)

Definition

This is a system in the UK in which the government collects money from companies and employees in order to fund state payments, such as maternity pay, sick pay, and state pensions.

Extra

Source: Adapted from Cambridge English Dictionary and Business Dictionary
Example of Use: In the UK, people pay their national insurance contributions to qualify for certain benefits and the state pension.