Sentence examples for sum of pensions from inspiring English sources

Total expenditure for retirement pensions is the sum of pensions that take place at 65 and between 61 and 64.

In fact, looking at the composition of government expenditure, we find that the sum of pensions, health care, unemployment insurance, and education in Spain amounts to more than half of the government outlays.

Aides stressed that details of the scheme had yet to be finalised, but it will see the lump sum element of pensions used as collateral for raising home loans.

Unlike the Central States pension fund for Teamsters, which has been accused over the years of lending large sums of pension reserves to underworld figures, the Western states' fund has never had a hint of scandal.

The new rules will change the lump sum game of pension derisking going forward.

Compounding their anxiety, the budget talks have left Congress unable to decide whether to change the rules governing lump-sum payments of pension annuities to Federal retirees.

But a 22-year-old at the top of the income bracket for Nest, earning £42,475 a year, contributing the maximum amount, could be left with £267,000, translating into a tax-free cash lump sum of £66,700 plus a pension of £10,900 a year (£209 a week).

The tax credits for each month equal the sum of the reductions for employer pensions in the supplemental annuities of all former employees for that month.

After a lifetime of contributions, a person with a full national insurance record will be entitled to the princely sum of £95.30 in basic state pension, perhaps with a bit extra from the state second pension.

He received a medical discharge lump sum of £48,000 and supplements his pension of £21,000 a year with a wage from the farm.

Standard Life says a 22-year-old man earning £8,105 now would, at 67, be looking at a tax-free lump sum of £21,500 and a weekly pension of £75.