Sentence examples for linked pension from inspiring English sources

It closed its final salary linked pension scheme to new members in 2010 and completed a £300m bulk annuity deal in 2009, in which it exchanged UK gilts for an insurance policy to cover a portion of the pension liabilities.

On Wednesday, the German cabinet voted overwhelmingly to prevent any reduction in pensions, agreeing to end a decades-old law that linked pension payments to a rise or fall in average income.

It has linked pensions to changes in life expectancy and introduced incentives for later retirement.

His company, then a market research division of Dun & Bradstreet, linked pensions to pay and seniority, and Mr. Michels, who has spent his career at the company, figured he would get about $52,000 a year.

There are even proposals to link pension age automatically average life expectancy.

For example, by linking pension adjustments to price increases rather than wage increases, Mrs. Thatcher changed overnight the long-term viability of the British retirement system.

By linking pension entitlement to the number of years an individual has paid in, a central calculation in the French pension system – here's an expat's guide – a change in Britain would mean that early school leavers would be able to access their pensions earlier.

It is then proposing major changes – linking pension increases to inflation rather than average earnings, which will see their buying power decline over time compared with current arrangements, freezing the threshold for assets and income a pensioner can hold even though their value will rise over time, reducing the amount a pensioner can earn from their assets.

The package of reforms implemented includes increasing the retirement age, reducing the replacement rate, or introducing a sustainability factor linking pension to life expectancy.

Union leaders have said there are still major divisions between unions and the government over three key proposals - to raise the pension age, to increase workers' contributions and to link pension values to the generally lower consumer prices index (CPI) rather than the retail prices index (RPI).

One scam in American cities has been to link pensions to employees' earnings in their final year, rather than average earnings over a longer period.