Sentence examples for implications of pension from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers in the United States have increasingly questioned the public-policy implications of pension fund investments.

Pension law and bankruptcy law differ on the implications of this: pension law says the $13 billion owed to the workers cannot be taken away, while bankruptcy law says the workers are unsecured creditors with respect to the $6 billion shortfall.

Indeed, there has been an extensive body of literature applying this approach to analyzing the welfare implications of both pension systems and their reforms (see Fehr 2009; Lindbeck and Persson 2003 for an overview).

The EPIO Dublin and member of the European Parliament's Economic Committee, Brian Hayes, held a consultation in Dublin today (Tuesday 19 July) with leaders from a cross section of Irish society to update them on current state-of-play with the Pensions Directive and the implications for pension providers.

But the tax implications of cashing in pension pots has only emerged in detail since the budget.

Our paper contributes to the literature on responsible investments and provides implications for the design of pension policies in the collective pension schemes.

"Whilst the BBC has heard and responded to some of our concerns, we are disappointed that the BBC's response fails to take account of the long-term implications of the worsening of pension terms for staff and their families," said Gerry Morrissey, general secretary of Bectu.

We met with an accountant to discuss future tax implications of social security, pensions and IRAs.

What drives it all in Britain, France and all mature economies is affordability when we're living so much longer, a miracle of our time, though the cost implications for pensions, social care and the NHS are alarming.

This historic change - with big implications for pensions and housing policy - will take place surprisingly quickly.

This has implications for pensions in an independent Scotland, as a smaller workforce would have to fund the pensions of more old people.