Sentence examples for generous savings from inspiring English sources

Williams says his preference would be to have full preferential voting above and below the line, "along with generous savings provisions".

Yet the coalition has continued to devise new policies to tempt pensioners, including new rights for older workers to dip into their retirement pots, and generous savings bonds targeted exclusively at the over-65s.

It is promising generous cost savings and additional revenues: the €1.3bn of savings represent more than a quarter of the costs of the businesses it is acquiring - and almost twice their pre-tax profit - while it is pledging to boost revenues by a further €481m.

Next to the shop is a credit union that offers low-interest loans and a generous matched-saving program.

They will be more generous than other savings vehicles.

Unless you have savings, generous parents or a wealthy relative who dies bequeathing you a fortune, you will have to look for additional income from bank overdrafts, term-time and holiday jobs, sponsorship and charitable donations.

Shadow chancellor George Osborne will unveil proposals for a "green Isa" today, which will allow investors to benefit from generous tax-free savings allowances if they put their money with environmentally responsible firms.

The precise rates will be announced in the autumn, but are likely to be more generous than many savings rates.

Although generous and life-saving for children in these two small countries, this was never a long-term solution for all the children who need the vaccine.

The boom gave way to rising unemployment and the emergence of a new generation that flitted between poorly paid contract jobs, resentful that the postwar dividend of savings and generous pensions appeared to have ended with their parents' generation.

Generous tax benefits for savings would be maintained.