Sentence examples for poor payouts from inspiring English sources

Any requirement to buy an annuity – much hated because of the poor payouts they offer – will be abolished, with savers set free to do whatever they like with their pension pots after the age of 55.

It's also been badgered in the past by a number of musicians for poor payouts.

Thousands of plaintiffs, mostly poor, expected big payouts.

Dworkin is aware of the problem, but his solution is to adjust individual shares to include insurance payouts against poor environmental fit, rather than to redesign the environment to reduce inequalities in fit.

And when reducing the latter, focus the benefits on those with lower incomes; a career-average DB benefit will be fine for the poor while reducing the monster payouts made to a few at the top.

In France, the Socialist government is discussing trimming the level of universal credits that go to better-off families, while in struggling euro zone economies like Spain and Ireland governments have been forced to trim payouts to the poor and unemployed.

Domestic demand was projected to rise slightly from one-time payouts to the poor and bonuses for civil servants that were announced in early October, but the increase was not expected to offset a drop in demand for exports.

"We don't want a race to the bottom in the postal industry where companies compete on poverty pay, few employment rights and poor services simply to maximise payouts to wealthy shareholders.

We found seven companies with poor earnings quality whose bosses received payouts in 2004 from long-term incentive plans that were more than their annual bonuses.

But the highest-yielding REIT's may have trouble making their payouts; they have the poorest prospects for capital appreciation.

The chancellor stressed the coalition was still on course to meet its pledge that 0.7% of national income would be spent on helping the poorest countries; a reduction in cash payouts because of the government's lower income forecasts.