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John Ralfe, a pension consultant, said: "Tata Steel is making annual cash contributions for new defined-benefit pension promises of 11.5% of salary versus 10% for the replacement defined-contribution scheme, so closing the defined-benefit scheme saves virtually nothing for the company.

Also in 2003, the Administration proposed two new savings vehicles — Retirement Savings Accounts and Lifetime Savings Accounts — which would have replaced I.R.A.s and allowed many wealthy Americans to save virtually tax free.

Oval aims to help users grow their savings in less time by teaching them to monitor spending habits and make saving virtually automatic.

The idea is to help users grow their savings in less time by teaching them to monitor spending habits and make saving virtually automatic.

Updike saved virtually everything.

But Christopher D. Carroll, an economist at Johns Hopkins University, said the rise in saving virtually always went along with a fall in purchases of durables.

With ordinary Albanians moving Jews from hide-out to hide-out to elude capture, Albania saved virtually all of its 200 native Jews and 400 Jewish refugees from Germany and Austria.

During World War II the government in opposition to the demands of Nazi Germany, Bulgaria's wartime ally—saved virtually all of Bulgaria's 50,000 Jews from deportation, but after the war about 48,000 of them emigrated to Israel.

Households saved virtually all of last spring's tax cuts and extra Social Security payments.

The introduction of the benefit cap in 2013 has saved virtually nothing, in relative terms.

In a country where Americans save virtually nothing, Danaher and Kohn sock away an eye-popping 40% of their incomes each year.