Sentences with phrase «most retired workers»

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SHARON EPPERSON, NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT CORRESPONDENT: Few American workers are very confident in their ability to retire comfortably, and most say preparing for retirement makes them feel stressed.

Recognizing that most workers no longer receive a traditional pension, planners advise shooting for a nest egg equal to eight to 12 times your final salary before retiring.

Most workers don't do anything with the money in their 401 (k) when they switch jobs or retire.

Early retirement is a big shock to most workers, since 73 % don't plan to retire until age 65 or later.

But, overall, most current and retired workers — 77 per cent — said they wanted more knowledge and understanding of their retirement options.

In short, it seems that most of the real gains from nationalization can be achieved by government regulations that safeguard the safety and health of workers, insure that they are taken care of when they are unemployed and when they retire, and allow them to organize to promote their own interests.

Perhaps most important, as the study puts it, «in both prime - time drama and religious programs, blue - collar workers, the unemployed, the retired and housewives are practically invisible.

I thank most immensely the women and their groups, market women and men, traders, artisans, workers, active and retired civil servants, students, transporters, commercial motorcyclists, employers of labour, organised private sector, the business community, non-governmental organisations, community based organisations, youth organisations, security agencies, the media, political parties, traditional rulers, community leaders and religious organisations and their leaders.

With 19 % of the construction workforce set to retire in the next five to ten years, the report finds that employers need to overcome stereotypes and repurpose, where necessary, job descriptions to attract and, most importantly, retain older workers.

Older French workers who want to retire early have a good deal: The minimum age for a full pension for most of them is just 62 as long as they've contributed to the system for at least 41.5 years.

While they can be great for accumulating savings, most 401 (k) plans don't do much to help older workers decide if they have enough money to retire, or how to convert their hard - earned savings into a retirement paycheck.

Today, most of that generation of shelter workers has retired, and has been replaced by people who do not have those preconceptions.

«We're glad AEP is going to retire these aging dinosaurs, and urge the company to ensure an equitable transition for the workers and communities most directly impacted by these retirements.»

But in a recent Gallup survey nearly three - quarters (74 percent) of workers indicated they expect to continue working either full or part time after retirement age.1 Today, there are many factors dictating when most of us will be able to retire, including Social Security, medical costs, how much we've saved, and the cost of living.