Sentence examples for given retirement from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, very low interest rates and improved longevity mean that a much larger pension pot is required to generate a given retirement income.
Getting the formula just right is a puzzlement; one that, given retirement, time and unlimited funds, I'd be happy to solve.
The six, all 55 or older, who would be given retirement packages are Richie Garcia, Frank Pulli, Terry Tata, Larry McCoy, Dale Ford and Ken Kaiser.
So they need a larger sum to generate a given retirement income.The second problem is that, when asset prices are high and yields are low, future returns are likely to be subdued.
So when he was rehired in 1989, he was given retirement credit for his first 25 years, and he said Xerox led him to believe that it would somehow deduct the $140,000 already paid to him when it came time to calculate his pension.
But he also raises an important point too little discussed: While most retirement planners do a fine job of estimating the probability that, with a specific asset allocation and savings rate, you'll meet a given retirement income target, they don't do a very good job of answering the bell-ringer question: What should that target be?
Turnover has also been pronounced in recent years given retirements, deaths and the departure of four senators with the election of President Obama, who gave up his Senate seat and took three colleagues with him into the administration — as vice president, secretary of state and secretary of interior.
Over the last few weeks, the museum laid off 74 employees and gave retirement packages to 95 others who chose to accept them, it said.
In 1997, Congress gave retirement savers an attractive deal: put after-tax dollars into a Roth I.R.A. and withdraw all future investment gains and contributions without ever paying another penny of tax.
So xshares has teamed up with TD Ameritrade to give retirement savers a low-cost trading mechanism for XShares' target-date retirement ETFs.
The Department of Labor recently instituted regulations that should stop many of these shenanigans by requiring advisors giving retirement advice to put their clients' interests ahead of their own.
