Sentence examples for make saving for from inspiring English sources

Make saving for retirement a priority.

The charity's director-general, Gordon Lishman, said, "The pensions bill should finally help make saving for retirement possible for hundreds of thousands of people who are missing out.

The actuaries conclude that means-testing and the poorer returns likely on money put aside for old age are 'likely to make saving for a pension considerably less attractive for increasing numbers of people'.

"Our goal is to make saving for retirement as easy as investing spare change," said Acorns chief executive Noah Kerner, in a statement emailed to TechCrunch.

This could be the single biggest reason to make saving for retirement your priority.

Dear Over, It's called the "retirement saver's tax credit," and it's a frequently overlooked credit that's available to low and moderate-income individuals and families who make saving for retirement a priority.

Even in these cash-strapped times, I think NCS can help the NHS understand how it can redesign its neurology services to make savings for reinvestment into better neurology care.

"We are already supporting councils to make savings, for example the National Procurement Service which went live in November and is expected to generate savings of up to £25m each year.

Like 24 million other people in Britain, they have an Isa, but the new £15,000 annual limit will be of little help to them, as they struggle to keep a lid on rising household bills which makes saving for anything other than a rainy-day fund virtually impossible.

The council is planning to make savings of £42.5m for 2011/12 - a cut of 8.4% in the local budget, which does not include schools.

Mr Martinez-Angles reckons Genpact can make savings of 30-40% for each mortgage loan compared with an American bank.