Sentence examples for pensions always from inspiring English sources

This is in line with the government's triple-guarantee system which means that state pensions always rise by the greater of average earnings, prices, or 2.5%.

Pensions are always in turmoil and dependency ratios, particularly in developed economies, are always dangerously skewed.

Pensions have always played a key role in major privatisations.

Of these, an overdue overhaul of overgenerous pensions has always had enormous potential for sparking a clash with the trade unions, whose power base is now in the public sector.In a pre-emptive bid to head off trouble, Mr Osborne asked John Hutton, a former Labour secretary for work and pensions, to head an independent commission looking into the matter.

Certainly defined benefit pensions could always produce fickle results.

This is in line with the government's "triple-lock" policy under which state pensions will always rise by the greater of earnings, prices, or 2.5%.

The time for granted disability pension is always set to three months ahead of the date of application for disability pension.

3.51pm: On spending, the Tory-Lib Dem document says that from April 2011 the state pension will always rise by at least 2.5%.

He says: "Certainly the tax relief on pension contributions has always given pensions the edge over Isas.

Getting on your bike to look for work, once encouraged by Norman Tebbit and now by Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, has always been a feature of working-class life, yet the perception remains that people living on council estates are both "stuck" in their communities and hostile to incomers.

[ 38] In our study, while some women who were eligible for the widow pension did receive it, the process to claim the pension was not always straightforward and tended to be facilitated in those cases where women had political connections.