Sentence examples for the lifetime limits from inspiring English sources

The lifetime limits kick in at different times in different states.

Before the law was passed, an estimated 20,000 insured Americans reached the lifetime limits of their coverage each year.

In response, the F.A.A. toned down the rule, extending a deadline for plane makers to come up with the lifetime limits.

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The lifetime limit had been 60 months.

Five years is the lifetime limit for welfare.

Osborne has already added £500m to the exchequer by limiting the lifetime limit on pension savings.

The small commutation rate is pegged, by law, at 1 per cent of the lifetime limit.

That could be as high as 55 per cent of the excess over the lifetime limit.

The lifetime limit caps the tax benefits of saving in a pension by applying a 55% tax rate on amounts above the limit.

The change is an unintended consequence of another measure - the freezing of the lifetime limit to £1.8m for high net worth individuals.