Sentence examples for pensions altogether from inspiring English sources

The well-intentioned introduction of pension credit to target state pension spending only on the poorest pensioners has disincentivised many people from saving in private pensions altogether.

It is time to remove under-30s from pensions altogether.

In the private sector, meanwhile, most companies have phased out their traditional defined-benefit pensions altogether.

Also, some companies abandoned pensions altogether, and many workers lost pension assets when they lost their jobs.

Labor Minister Andreas Loverdos told SKAI, a private television channel, on Wednesday that, without these reforms, the government would run out of money to pay pensions altogether.

These changes are so daunting and potentially costly that some governments are likely to stop offering pensions altogether and start giving their workers inferior benefits.

This week Mouskouri – who, even though she doesn't live in Greece, must be, by some measure, the country's most famous pensioner – announced that she is doing her bit by forgoing her pension altogether.

But if you are young, you don't expect to earn much above £40,000 (and therefore won't qualify for tax relief at 40%) and your company pays in little, then maybe it's time to dump the pension altogether.

For many of my younger colleagues, they are faced with having to opt out of a pension altogether so they can put some money aside to start a family or save for a mortgage.

On the issue of coverage, governments can hardly remove pension rights altogether.

Some companies simply eliminated the pension plan altogether and took the money themselves.