The phrase "account scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial services, marketing, or organizational structures where a plan or system for managing accounts is being discussed.
Example: "The bank introduced a new account scheme that offers higher interest rates for savings accounts."
Alternatives: "account plan" or "account program".
Any personal account scheme for general retirement security fails on its own merits.
Identifiable accounts are the traditional account scheme used in BOINC, at present we just care about an email address and password.
For Chile, Fajnzylber (2011) finds out that the introduction in 2008 of a non-contributory component into the otherwise actuarially fair individual account scheme, meant a progressive redistribution.
The company operates a corporate account scheme whereby employees of major corporations or organizations can order dinner online at the company's expense (subject to a number of proprietary rules and policies).
The author of the post mocks Twitter's lack of an apparent business model after 3 years in operation, and writes that the startup's CEO Evan Williams today finally announced plans to introduce a paid premium account scheme.
How can anyone support that position with their vote?" Politics aside, Richard Cordray is the obvious MIDOTW choice this week, not just for exposing Wells Fargo's bogus account scheme and for levying such a hefty fine, but for his ongoing work heading the agency Elizabeth Warren created.
And the real figure could be slightly higher, as the research only takes into account schemes run by members of the organisation Safe Home Income Plans SHIPP).
"My mother told me, 'I'm glad you left clean,' " he said, "She meant without having had any trouble with minorities, without being sued, without any expense-account scheme".
For example, this was the case with the lengthy debates on modifying the VAT accrual accounting scheme into the cash accounting scheme.
Those cuts are real, not some phony accounting scheme against "projected" spending.
Through repeated questions, Mr. Sjoblom also sought to establish Mr. Owens as the architect of the fraudulent accounting scheme.
