Sentences with phrase «drawn out of retirement»

Typically, he's drawn out of retirement by the thrill of the chase, with him and his long lost brother Sam Drake attempting to solve the mystery of the mythic pirate colony Libertalia.

Barred from Earth and relegated to performing dangerous or menial jobs on off - world colonies, those replicants that defy the ban are hunted down and killed by «Blade Runners,» such as Ford's Deckard, who's drawn out of retirement for one last job.

But he isn't entirely himself either, and when he's drawn out of retirement by the actions of Javier Bardem — playing an embittered ex-agent who doubles as a dark reflection of what Bond might have, and might still, become — he isn't the same man anymore.

As in any good Western our reluctant hero is drawn out of retirement for the love of a good woman and to aid a small band of rebels.

Not exact matches

As more shelf - space is dedicated to gluten - free products in the snack and bread aisles, one retired baking industry veteran noticed a void in the in - store bakery section — and it pulled him out of retirement and back to the drawing board.

«It keeps thousands of basic rate tax payers out of complex annual tax calculations as they draw down their savings during retirement.

Democrats quickly mobilized to draw attention to what they cast as out - of - the - mainstream positions espoused by Mr. Paul — from raising the Social Security retirement age to 70 to questioning the legality of the Americans with Disabilities Act — as they sought to discredit what Jack Conway, the Democratic Senate candidate in Kentucky, described in an interview as Mr. Paul's «narrow and rigid philosophy.»

Editorial cartoons Tensions between Australia and Indonesia are so high that Indonesian cartoonist Fonda Lapod was called out of retirement to draw a cartoon of Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott as a peeping Tom lusting after Indonesia.

If, on the other hand, you would like guidance on other matters, such as figuring out whether you're on track to a secure retirement, assessing how much you can safely draw from your retirement accounts without running out of dough too soon or deciding which of your many retirement accounts to tap first for retirement spending cash.

These allow Gillespie to hammer home one of his major themes: that retirement isn't an isolated one - time event, but a drawn - out process that begins years before you actually retire, and continues well after the momentous day when you withdraw from the full - time workforce.

You could launch a small business in retirement, draw on your home equity through a reverse mortgage, or open up a new source of income by renting out part of your home.

«Number one, people will start drawing money out of RRSPs earlier in retirement with the goal for us of having only TFSA assets at the end [of life].

You can draw money out of your 401 (k) by rolling it to a new employer's 401 (k) or to a traditional individual retirement account.

Cutting investment costs benefits you throughout retirement as well, by allowing you to draw more from your nest egg without increasing the risk that you'll run out of money before you run out of time.

This can mean a huge tax savings overall because when you draw the funds out at retirement, you won't be taxed on any of the growth.

So yeah, it's just being a little bit smarter on putting these portfolios together, and it's all about, not only your rate of return, but it's mitigating your risk — it's two things in one, and that gets especially important when you're near retirement and you start drawing the dollars out of your portfolio.

You would never want to jeopardize your retirement by drawing funds out of an account that is meant to financially support your lifestyle — a lifestyle where the only income you will likely be receiving is from Social Security or your pension.

Additionally, it is usually recommended to draw out of your RRSP rather than your TFSA earlier in retirement as your TFSA will incur no tax upon your passing or any withdrawals as compared to your RRSP which will be taxed fully.

Although the purpose of a retirement fund is to keep money secure until the end of your working life, you can draw out money early if necessary.

«She will then have the security of the fixed income as she draws out to top up her other retirement income sources, and she has the growth of equities to keep her ahead of inflation and the depletion of her capital.»

Also, since you still earn the appreciation on your investment despite using the equity that paid for the investment, it may be cheaper than drawing money out of your retirement accounts as that money used will no longer see a return.

The money grows inside of the policy on a tax - deferred basis and can be drawn out in retirement on a tax free basis.