Sentence examples for cpi to from inspiring English sources

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 primary outcome measure was the self-reported search for CPI, i.e. ' Did you search for additional CPI to compare hospitals after it became clear that you needed surgery?' (answer: yes or no).

These assume RPI closing the gap with CPI to below its long run average.

"By the end of 2017 we expect CPI to have reached almost 4%.

Economists had expected the rate as measured by the consumer prices index (CPI) to hold at zero, according to the consensus in a Reuters poll.

When oil prices surged in 1973-74, Mr Burns asked the Fed's economists to strip out energy from the CPI to get a "less distorted" measure.

In April Barack Obama's budget proposed using the chained CPI to index Social Security and federal military and civil-service retirement benefits, tax brackets and tax breaks.

When oil prices surged in 1973-74, Burns asked the Fed's economists to strip out energy from the consumer-price index (CPI) to get a less distorted measure.

I propose a progressive consumption tax, a lower corporate tax, means-testing of Medicare and chain CPI to reduce Social Security.

Dave Prentis, general secretary of Unison, added: "The move from RPI to CPI to calculate pensions inflation will take millions out of pensioners' pockets – just as we need people to be spending to kick-start our flagging economic recovery".

Note how the government uses the RPI -– no longer thought reliable enough to be considered an official statistic by the ONS – as the yardstick for rail fares but the lower CPI to uprate benefits and pensions.