Sentence examples for reasonable pension from inspiring English sources

In return I would receive a reasonable pension at the age of 60.

Governor Paterson worked hard to create a more reasonable pension program for new state workers, but some of these bills undo that progress.

A reasonable pension!" I also spluttered into my Monmouth coffee to see not one, but two articles praising idleness in left-wing mag the New Statesman.

At 26 years of age you have plenty of time to build up a reasonable pension, especially when the proposed new regime comes into effect - probably from 2006.

The OECD research suggests that there will have to be a lot of successful nudging, however, if young workers are to have a hope of securing a reasonable pension.

I understand that public sector workers will be disappointed to realise that what they considered a reasonable pension is in fact very expensive, but governments in the past have not been truthful about the true cost.

They collect reasonable pensions, gongs and honours and depart the scene, carrying the secrets of the private office (and their views about their ministers) to the grave.

On what grounds do you oppose the Tories' perfectly reasonable pensioner pledge of pension credit, free bus passes, TV licenses, and the Winter Fuel Payment?

These charges are reasonable because pension credit guarantees an income of just over £7,000 to people in retirement.

"‎In fact, you could say it is all the more important for young people to know they have a reasonable state pension to look forward to, given the uncertainty they face over jobs and housing, and given that the value of future private pensions will largely depend on investment growth, which is not guaranteed".

This money would be used to pay for the general necessities of society – the armed forces, the police, the judicial system and to top up the monthly contributions into the personal savings accounts of the poorest, those who were unable to keep their own contributions at an acceptable level to guarantee a reasonable future pension and the like.