Sentence examples for retirement upside from inspiring English sources

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] whippersnappersSIR – Regarding your special report on ageing populations (June 27th), I once proposed a solution somewhat tongue in cheek to the problem of pensions: turn retirement upside down.

Retirement has many upsides -- it can be an incredibly creative, enjoyable time to start a new hobby or business, or travel, depending on your means and health.

So, notwithstanding all of the potent upsides to retirement leisure, we all could probably be doing a better job of envisioning and planning for how we're going to fund our dreams for the years ahead.

But then in 1973, just as the Fords were planning retirement, their world was turned upside down.

James Taylor, the Nottinghamshire and England batsman, described his world as having been turned "upside down" following his retirement from cricket because of a serious heart condition.

By investing directly in Bridgewater, the Teacher Retirement System of Texas can share in the upside return without paying the high costs.

The 1999 retirement deal turned out to have a huge upside that few could have predicted: the golden age of private equity was just around the corner.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Texas Teacher Pension Buys Bridgewater Stakeke  |  The Teacher Retirement System of Texas can now share in the upside returns of Bridgewater Associates without paying the high costs, but it also is betting on the long-term viability of a hedge fund linked to one enigmatic founder.

(That's $40 annually for an up-to-date version of the ESPlanner Basic retirement planning program that allows you to save your data, and an additional $20 for Upside Investing).

The financial upside of working is clearly beneficial as well, particularly when the "cost" of retirement keeps going up.

UPSIDE Defined-benefit plans are mainly a way for small-business owners who neglected to save for retirement to catch up.