Sentence examples for for any pensions from inspiring English sources

But a good motto for any pensions secretary might be: "O, reason not the need!... Allow not nature more than nature needs, man's life is cheap as beasts".

Contact the DWP and check for any pension or benefit entitlements for a surviving spouse or civil partner, or if there is any help available towards funeral costs.

Under the reforms, workers would need to make national insurance contributions for 45 years to qualify for a full state pension, instead of the current 30 years, and would need 10 years of contributions to qualify for any pension from the state.

"They are going to have to work until they are well past 60, and then are there going to be any pensions for them when they get there?

For any private pension or other savings income above basic state pension levels, but below income support levels (I hope you are still with me), you are awarded a savings credit of 60p in the pound.

"It is time we put an end to the culture of pay-to-play in the area of municipal money management," Arthur Levitt, the S.E.C. commissioner at the time, announced, and issued for public comment a rule that would bar money managers from receiving any pension business for two years after giving to a fund's trustees.

Only half of retired women qualify for any basic state pension in their own right with just 14% getting a full state pension.

Moneyworks is jointly funded by the local authority and the Department for Work and Pensions; any resident can use it.

And with the country's youth unemployment rate still above 50%, its young people are not going to be able to pay for their grandparents pensions any time soon.

Because Social Security is a pay-as-you-go system, in which today's payroll taxes (12.4% of earnings, split evenly between employer and employee) pay for today's pensions, any such diversion creates a gap in the government's books, which must be made up somehow through higher taxes or savings or, most likely, higher debt.

Leaving the workforce for any type of pension is an irreversible process and is assigned when work demands exceed health and mental resources and is thus dependent on both health-related and work-related factors.