The phrase "affect benefits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain actions or changes influence or have an impact on benefits, such as in a business or policy context.
Example: "The new regulations may affect benefits provided to employees, leading to changes in their overall compensation package."
Alternatives: "impact benefits" or "influence benefits".
How would raising the ceiling on payroll taxes affect benefits?
And although Democrats have offered to reduce spending on government health programs as long as the reductions do not affect benefits, Republicans have been adamantly opposed even to eliminating tax breaks that are unpopular among Republicans.
Switching from the regular CPI to the chained CPI doesn't affect benefits immediately after retirement, which are based on your past earnings.What it does mean is that after retirement your payments grow more slowly, about 0.3 percent each year.
The decline of 5.3percentt of the pension fund's assets is equivalent to $7,500 for each of the 1.2 million state and local employees the system covers but the dip is not expected to affect benefits for California state employees.
His first budget, for this year, called for $500 million in savings from the unions, but he got only about halfway there by delaying payments to the city's pension funds (which is, in effect, a way of borrowing from them) in a way that did not affect benefits.
People mistrust census takers for a variety of reasons, including a belief that the government is trying to catch them doing something illegal like misrepresenting the number of people in their household, which could affect benefits like food stamps, said Calvin Stewart, a Rolling Fork alderman, teacher, high school sports referee and spokesman for the town's new antilitter campaign.
This could positively affect safety and negatively affect benefit results in a study.
Based on these spheres, we then map ethico-legal changes in benefit sharing and assess these changes as they affect benefit sharing in international research.
For his part, Mr. Walker urged Mr. Barrett to explain exactly how he would have solved the state's budget gap without affecting benefits and bargaining for workers.
Hi Stephanie, The Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) only affects benefits payable on a person's own record, not spousal benefits.
This affects benefits such as jobseeker's allowance - which will rise by 71p to £71 a week - employment and support allowance and income support.
