Sentence examples for expected pension from inspiring English sources

The cap also applies to defined benefit schemes; any executive with an expected pension of £50,000 will hit the limit.

The expected pension premium hikes and tax rollbacks will increase taxes by an amount equivalent to nearly 1% of consumption in 2007 (see chart).

For someone retiring in 2013 and paying the average rent, accommodation will account for nearly a third of the average expected pension of £15,3002.

The letter said that the Labor Department still expected pension officials to exercise prudence when investing in derivatives, a form of trading in which hedge funds often engage.

Accounting rules let companies factor expected pension returns into their operating income; Weyerhaeuser's hedge-fund-laden portfolio allows it to claim expected annual returns of 9.5percentt.

But that would still leave the individual with an expected pension shortfall, to which the rational response would be to save more.The effects of low interest rates do not stop there.

Many younger reporters with less tenure said they never expected pensions in the first place.

Because of the less generous terms of PBGC's pension formula, some steelworkers lost 50percentt of their expected pensions as well as their health benefits.

She also accused the Bank of being, in effect, hypocritical after expecting pension schemes to change their approach to managing money and future risks – while doing nothing itself to change.

The health secretary added that he would expect pension and insurance companies to offer new products "where people save for their social care just as they save for their pension".

Legal & General said today: "We expect pension savings, and hence the total pool of DC pension savings assets to grow".. Partnership Assurance Group, a specialist annuity provider for people with health difficulties, saw shares fall 55% in London trading.