considerable, enormous, great, major, real, substantial
This could bring real benefits for teachers.

maximum | additional
The scheme has many additional benefits.

fringe
(= extra things that an employer gives as well as wages) The fringe benefits include free health insurance.

mutual
The different environmental groups could work together to their mutual benefit.

potential | long-term, short-term | economic, environmental, financial, health, social | tax

enjoy, have
The motor industry will be one of the first to enjoy the benefits of the recovery. | children who have the benefit of a stable home background

derive, gain, get, obtain, reap, receive
The company derived substantial benefit from the deal. | I reaped the benefits of all my early training.

bring, offer, provide
The new factory will bring considerable benefits to the area. | This deal will offer major benefits to industrialists and investors.

accrue
the benefits that accrue from a good education

for sb''s ~
We shall do this for the benefit of the patients.

of ~ to
This arrangement will be of great benefit to you both.

to sb''s ~
It will be to everyone''s benefit.

with/without the ~ of
managing to work without the benefit of modern technology

~ for
the benefits for companies

~ from
the benefits from tourism

~ of
the benefit of a steady income

~ to
What are the benefits to investors?

welfare | state | means-tested, universal
One way to cut spending is to move from universal benefits - those paid to everyone regardless of need - to means-tested ones.

cash | child, housing, sickness, social security, unemployment

amount, level

be eligible for, be entitled to, qualify for | claim
You may be able to claim housing benefit.

draw, get, receive
He receives unemployment benefit.

be dependent on | lose
She is worried that if she takes on a job she will lose her benefits.

cut
The government has cut unemployment benefit.

increase

be paid
Benefit is paid monthly.

benefits agency | office | payment | system

on ~
He''s on social security benefit.

considerably, enormously, greatly, substantially | fully | clearly, obviously, undoubtedly
The new law clearly benefits those earning the most money.

equally | disproportionately | directly
We benefited directly from the reorganization.

indirectly | financially
We both benefited financially from the arrangement.

from