pension造句

The firm granted him a pension.

The pension fund owns shares in several major public companies.

Since then he has been drawing a pension.

Your years of service entitle you to a pension.

Illinois's pension funds were skimpy even before the crisis.

While relatively young both in terms of population and pension system maturation, the countries of East Asia are not too young to refine existing pension programs.

Because I have my pension I can charge students well below the going rate.

An individual pension fund or endowment might succeed in its search for higher returns.

My father had retired, and they were living off his pension and the odd lottery payout.

In some cases, entire families are surviving on the pension of a grandparent.

Calculating the cost of a pension scheme depends on two key assumptions.

Italy's pension spending is high, but its outlay on unemployment benefits is among the lowest in the European Union.

To get a result as good as a pension fund would give, you must act as rarely and patiently as the best pension managers do and shun funds that think short term.

That should mean more writers can earn a pension by offloading their archives without seeking a foreign buyer.

But because of the presumed largesse of future taxpayers, governments seem under much less pressure to reduce their pension costs.

You managed Harvard's endowment during a turbulent time, and you advise several other endowments and state pension funds.

In a sign of growing disillusionment with the pension system, almost 40% of the self-employed fail to pay contributions.

The third and biggest problem, pension costs, both increases current cash expenses and artificially understates what the states should be spending today.

Company shareholders, especially ethically minded pension funds, are increasingly asking about the risks (both reputational and other) of using tax havens.

The social security work is making constant progress. More than 87.5 million workers and 22.5 million retirees have participated in pension insurance mutual assistance programs.

Some of Goldman’s institutional clients, such as CalSTRS, a Californian pension fund, have publicly expressed concern. It won’t help that shareholders have began filing suits this week.

The size of the deal was not revealed but the newspaper publisher is retaining the pension assets, liabilities and certain employee obligations of Newsweek.

Don Kirkegaard, the head of a consolidated district in the north-eastern part of the state, says he now has more money for pension accounts, special education and capital expenses.

Having grown used to this situation, people no longer thought it unusual that Turkey, which was trying hard to look European, should honor the pension arrangements of the overthrown sultan.

But without defined pension benefits, bleak prospects for Medicare and Social Security, what would a middle aged person do with her savings to plan for even some shorter retirement period?

The Spanish have proved especially feeble, with ministers twice proposing and then swiftly backtracking on reforms, once over a rise in the legal pension age, and once over public-sector pay cuts.

One is that it is the first sign of a return to 1995, when four weeks of strikes against a similar pension reform forced the government of the day to abandon its plans altogether.