Sentence examples for pensioner allowance from inspiring English sources

April 30 2008: Brown acknowledges that the 2007 budget failed to adequately protect low-paid workers who don't get working income tax credits and also 60-64 year-olds who don't get higher pensioner allowance.

Frankly, the cost of all these pensioners' allowances is peanuts.

Cutting or means-testing pensioners' allowances risks turning young against old and rich against poor while making negligible savings for the Treasury.

The attack on pensioners' allowances leaves a big question hovering over the future of the welfare state: is it for everyone, or just for the poor?

As many commentators have noted, he is mostly in trouble because of a cover-up: the freezing of pensioners' allowances was almost the only measure in the 2012 budget that was not leaked in advance.

But wealthier pensioners may be angered by the decision to cut the lifetime tax-free pensions allowance from £1.25m to £1m from next year.

The definition of frailty is based on the Pensioners' Care Allowance benefit granted by the Finnish Social Insurance Institution (SII).

The definition of frailty is based on the entitlement criteria for the Pensioners' Care Allowance benefit granted by the Social Insurance Institution of Finland (SII).

Pensioners' tax allowances have again been increased in line with earnings, to £7,090 for those aged 65-74 and to £7,220 for the over-75s.

At first Mr Osborne was lambasted for restricting pensioners' tax allowances; then came a class-inflected dust-up about the cost of pasties (the kind you eat, not the kind you wear).

Multiculturalism, immigration and diversity are good, long-term objectives.Student loans are economically sensible, cuts to (wealthier) pensioners' universal allowances are justified and inevitable, austerity means older as well as younger generations should be affected.