Sentence examples for defer taking from inspiring English sources

Instead, you can defer taking the money and in return draw a larger pension when you do finally claim it.

I am going to defer taking any action on the issues you raised in your July 26 , 1993letter regarding Ms. Sharon Shea.

'There is a strong argument for many people to defer taking an annuity until they are in their seventies,' says McPhail.

Once your pension fund has been transferred into a drawdown fund, you can either take an income, or defer taking any income until you decide to purchase an annuity.

Due to the active and sequential nature of the class, please defer taking the course if you know in advance that your schedule will require you to miss two or more sessions.

If you are still working in your late 60s, you can choose to defer taking your state pension and, in return, the government pays your more in later years.

I'm also evaluating how we defer, take the ball, whatever we do to maintain the plan to win".

Because of the battery problem, the team deferred taking a picture of the extended solar panels.

They also suggest deferring taking their private and state pensions, possibly until the end of their 60s.

The Council has threatened to impose an arms embargo, but has deferred taking action while the warring parties, particularly the government, have steadily expanded their arsenals.

There is an alternative – deferring taking the state pension – that would achieve much the same result but cost up to 59 per cent less for higher-rate taxpayers,  45 per cent less for standard- rate payers and nearly 30 per cent less for non-taxpayers.