Sentence examples for plan balance from inspiring English sources

The average 401(k) plan balance hit an all-time record of $91,800 in the first quarter of this year and some long-time savers had balances of as much as $251,600, according to calculations by Fidelity, which manages the single largest chunk of the country's retirement plan assets.

Since 2011 - when that figure was calculated -- markets have increased and retirement savers have contributed even more to their plans, adding thousands of dollars to the average person's retirement plan balance.

You may be able to borrow up to the lesser of $50,000 or 50percentt of your 401(k) plan balance, and first-time homebuyers may qualify to take up to $10,000 from an IRA without paying early withdrawal penalties.

We believe this is a responsible, equitable compensation plan balancing the interests and expectations of our employees, shareholders and regulators.

Mr. Clinton's original plan balanced new obligations, like work requirements, with protections for those willing to work.

Also, the expected family contribution (EFC) for each child may differ, since the children may have different income, different assets and different 529 college savings plan balances.

"This is the start of what we expect to be a seasonal tradition," Janette Sadik-Khan, the city's transportation commissioner, said in a statement, adding that the plan "balances the way the drives are already being used all summer long".

Mr. Boehner, speaking to reporters for less than a minute and in a defiant tone, called on Mr. Obama to offer a deficit-cutting plan balanced between spending cuts and tax increases.

California's deficit now counts for almost 60% of the total deficit of all the country's 50 states combined.Mr Davis's budget plan balances spending cuts with tax increases, borrowing and financial manipulation.

Mr. Bloomberg said the new plan "balances the needs of those people that want to preserve parks for the wildlife and those people that want to make sure that our children and adults have the athletic facilities that they want".

To that end, the Army Corps of Engineers and Maine agencies, including the Transportation Department, have set to work with various individuals and groups to create a long-range plan balancing environmental and economic interests.