Sentence examples for for future pensions from inspiring English sources

Leisure time is valuable, but it will not pay for future pensions.

That will leave the plan $2 billion short of the total $10 billion that the company owes its current workers for future pensions.

As the vote on Scottish independence draws ever closer, voters are seeking reassurance that they will be no worse off for future pensions.

Germany's ratio of debt to G.D.P. has been hovering in the unhealthy range of more than 70 percent, and the country has one of the lowest birth rates in the developed world, which raises the question of how to pay for future pensions.

To deal with the hideous cost of farm subsidies, Mr Abe has appointed an affable farmer's friend as agriculture minister.Though Mr Yosano, the chief secretary, is a firm advocate of raising the consumption tax to plug Japan's budget deficits and pay for future pensions, Mr Abe appears in no mood to launch such a debate.

States and cities have to put money aside to pay for future pensions, and the portion of that obligation that is "unfunded" represents a huge liability — from $1 trillion to $3.5 trillion, depending on your assumptions about future pension-fund investment returns.

Historically low interest rates and growing longevity are destroying the inadequate provision societies have made for future pension support.

Tomás Burgos, a spokesman for the main opposition group, the Popular Party, said there was consensus on changing the calculation method for future pension payments, without offering specific details.

Those included things like sick pay for state workers, as well as the state's liability for future pension payments, which was converted to debt in 1997 in a controversial $2.8 billion bond issue that treasury officials insist will save billions in the long run.

Malcolm Booth, chief executive of the National Federation of Occupational Pensioners, said CDC schemes "could bring significant benefits, both reducing the costs and the risks of pensions for future pensioners", but cautioned that "the vast number of changes to both the state and occupational pensions" were already "causing confusion and uncertainty".

New single-tier state pension for future pensioners to be set at about £140 and based on contributions.