Sentence examples for wrap benefits from inspiring English sources

The new rules will come into place in October 2013, when the universal credit, which is designed to wrap benefits into one payment, is introduced.

Universal credit, which wraps six benefit into one, has been hit by a series of delays and cost overruns.

The combination drive even wraps in physical benefits: it takes up less desk space, and there is one device fewer to plug into the computer.

For most employed and self-employed people, open enrollment for health and other company benefits wrapped up before year-end.

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Mr Duncan Smith's big idea is to wrap out-of-work benefits, tax credits and housing benefit into one integrated benefit for working-age people called the "universal credit".

The Obama administration had hoped to wrap extensions of both benefits into a broader agreement.

This approach helps spread the cost over a number of goods, says Hanrahan: "It also wraps in non-climate benefits too.

This area of benefits is wrapped up in complex terminology, but the human suffering beneath the various confusingly named benefit sub-sections is so real and so widely felt that mastering the bemusing lexicon of welfare acronyms is vital.

We believe that the expense of the asset wrap exceeds the potential benefit, especially since, even under our stress test conclusions, losses never exceed the initial $10 billion we would have to cover".

Besides the ongoing tax benefits, the consultant wrap accounts have one big advantage over mutual funds: If you decide your manager is a jerk, you can fire him and take your stocks elsewhere without recognizing a taxable gain.