Sentence examples for pension sum from inspiring English sources
Though the pension sum, ten shillings (today about £20) per week, was not enough for a pensioner to make ends meet, Chamberlain stated that it was not intended to replace private thrift and that the sum was the maximum financially feasible.
One article entitled "Why should we pay for Greeks' luxury pensions?" summed up the mood of Europe's largest economy whose workers feel they have tightened their belts in a time of financial crisis, and have accepted wage freezes in the expectation that they would be rewarded later on with tax cuts.
Thirdly, borrowing against a future pension lump sum would be more expensive than taking the money out of the pension fund and using it directly.
He said the uncrystallised funds pension lump sum scheme provided a good vehicle to manage his pension money flexibly, although he complained about its "cumbersome" name.
He has opted for what is called an uncrystallised funds pension lump sum, which leaves his pension intact but allows him to withdraw amounts from it.
Gunn, who retired about a year ago, is a customer of the firm and has opted for what is called an uncrystallised funds pension lump sum, which leaves his pension intact but allows him to withdraw amounts from it.
We plan to pay off the mortgage when I retire in two years' time with my pension lump sum, so will not need the endowment policy for the mortgage.
As a pension, lump-sum payments could be consumed too fast and generate an increase of poverty rates.
While the right has been scaring the public with talk of a trillion dollars in unfunded liability in state pensions, this sum can also be expressed as about 0.2percentt of state income over the time-frame in which the liabilities will have to be paid.
NZVA provides a range of services including pensions, lump sum payments and assistance with paying medically related costs such as travel.
Total expenditure for retirement pensions is the sum of pensions that take place at 65 and between 61 and 64.
