Sentence examples for pensions run from inspiring English sources

Labour envisages a system of private pensions run on an industry-wide scale by employers, trade unions and chambers of commerce.

Rahm Emanuel said changes need to be made, but he would not be willing to let the pensions run out--or raise taxes.

Most of the national discussion of the "Detroit bankruptcy" has been a cautionary tale about what can happen when a once great American city is run into the ground by poor leadership and pensions run amok.

We headed directly back to Casa Negrette, a small family pension run by a sweet older Filipino named Mrs. Negrette.

Nest isn't the only player in this market: other providers include the People's Pension, run by a company called B&CE, which looks after 1.6 million people's money, and Now: Pensions, which has around 550,000 members.

The International Consortium of British Pensioners runs the Pension Justice website to highlight the issue.

The "No" campaign say the Scottish government couldn't afford the bill for state pensions as they are now, let alone improve them, and people's work pensions or occupational pensions will run into difficulties because of cross-border rules.

Public pensions, however, run the gamut, from modest (the average local government pensioner makes less than $20,000 a year while teachers draw about $46,000) to the gilded variety for police and firefighters, some of whom collect six figures.

Public-sector pensions currently run a deficit equal to 3% of GDP.

However, in September, a change in the way civil service pensions are run has resulted in something of a shambles.

The NDC model's greatest strength is the way that it automatically responds to rising longevity a crucial reason why traditional public pensions have run into trouble.