Sentence examples for course of retirement from inspiring English sources

They work like an old-time corporate pension plan, paying out a regular amount of money over the course of retirement.

found that based on the scenario ofa retiree with a typical pension pot of £36,000 drawing down £2,000 a year, a 2.75% fee would see that person £10,000 worse off than someone paying a 0.5% fee over the course of retirement.

But people often live in several places over the course of retirement, so an inner-city start doesn't mean an inner-city end.

But more and more evidence is surfacing that rising costs in retirement mean the amount of "replacement income" one will need over the course of retirement is increasing, from an 80-85% replacement rate closer to 100%.

Pensions minister Steve Webb said the report "reflects that the vast majority of individuals approaching retirement will see a higher state pension over the course of their retirement".

The value of those increases is estimated at £20,000 per individual over the course of their retirement.

The National Union of Teachers has said this change "will cost pensioners thousands of pounds over the course of their retirement".

But the rate of slower growth would still compound over time and would ultimately cost many older people thousands of dollars over the course of their retirement.

Strike action is looming – and quite rightly too, because the cuts are equivalent to someone losing £200,000 or even £300,000 over the course of their retirement.

AB Dr Leigh Wilson, 44, is an English literature lecturer at Westminster University in London Leigh Wilson calculates she will be up to £180,000 worse off over the course of her retirement, under the reform plan.

Or that three quarters of 20-year-olds will be £19,000 poorer over the course of their retirement.