Sentences with phrase «balance higher contributions»

We have to balance higher contributions with basic fairness.»

Not exact matches

OTTAWA (MNI)- Canada goods trade deficit reached a record high C$ 4.1 billion in March, widening from C$ 2.9 billion in February, which was slightly revised from C$ 2.7 billion, leading to a deterioration of the balance in the first quarter that does not bode well for net export contribution to GDP growth, according to data from Statistics Canada.

In addition, the average account balance has risen dramatically to $ 195,222.65; a high figure compared to most data tracking defined contribution plans which correlates with the age of ESOPs participating in this year's survey.

It seems we balanced our wages based on contribution to the team, with the highest importance players getting the highest wages but all in line with each other.

Employers offer a guaranteed rate of return on current and past contributions to a cash balance plan and take the risk of higher contributions if the actual rate of return falls below the promised one.

To balance next year's books, OUSD will need to cut enough to cover previously - committed salary raises, make the higher required pension contributions, AND restore the reserve.

As life expectancy increases, employers will need to cover higher numbers of pensioners for longer periods of time, increasing pension liabilities and requiring larger pension contributions which could affect balance sheets fairly quickly.

Typically, younger participants with a longer time horizon to retirement have sufficient time to recover from market losses, their investment risk level is higher, and they are able to make larger contributions (depending on various factors such as salary, savings, account balance, etc.).

I do not mind the volatility of such a low bond allocation and a 50 % correction in the market can easily be offset by my monthly contributions (the 401k balance is not high enough for me to worry yet).

In fact, by expanding your savings effort to a workplace plan such as a 401 (k), where annual contribution limits are a lot higher ($ 18,000 this year, plus a $ 6,000 catch - up for people 50 and up), you can build a bigger balance much more quickly, and roll that money into an IRA later on.

As companies continue to hold more cash on their balance sheets and find fewer suitable growth projects, dividends could increasingly offer higher contributions to total return.

This chart shows that if you increase your contributions during the 10 years before you retire, you can have a much higher balance at retirement.

You ought to be aware of credit counseling agencies and organizations that charge a high up - front or every month fee for signing up for credit counseling or a debt management plan, pressure you to make voluntary contributions or use another name for fees, send you free pamphlets contained with information about the services they provide without requiring you to provide personal financial information such as charge account numbers with balances, try to enroll you in a debt management plan without spending the time to review your current financial situation, offer to sign you up for a debt management plan without trying to help you with budgeting and money management skills, or require that you make payments into a debt management plan before your current creditors have accepted you into the program.

Congress limited annual contributions to IRAs to prevent the tax - favored accumulation of unduly large balances, but concerns have been raised that tax benefits accrue primarily for higher - income individuals.

If you are a high income earner or have a large super balance there are new contribution limits and a balance cap that will change how much you can add to your super.

Especially if the numbers are still high / low enough to balance or even continue a net contribution to heating the planet.

Furthermore, with annual contributions at the «natural» level, the reserve fund balance shouldn't grow to an excessively high level at any time down the road.

On the other hand, if a condominium's annual reserve fund contribution is «higher than natural», this will mean «higher than natural condominium fees», and the condominium will tend to build up an excessive reserve fund balance as the years go by.

With the contribution increase, lower - earning individuals will pay less overall on their student loans, even when their loan balances are equal to those of higher - earning borrowers

That is, people who experience high levels of satisfaction and commitment in their relationship may notice and give credit for their partner's contributions and, consequently, perceive balance in the work of the relationship.