The word
"pensionable" refers to something that is eligible or able to receive a pension. It usually describes a person or a job that allows individuals to receive retirement benefits after a certain period of service or age.
Full definition
by the end of 2025, the upper limit of
pensionable earnings will increase in increments from the current $ 54,900 (in 2016) to $ 82,700; and
There is something very odd in men
of pensionable age taking up with younger women and something even odder and rather irresponsible in them having children.
Joanne Welch is a supporter of «Back to 60», a campaign group that advocates reform of the rules on
pensionable age.
So taxpayers need to have $ 55,300 of salary or self - employment income to make the maximum CPP contribution for the year and earn a full year of CPP
pensionable service.
This could be accomplished through a modest increase in premiums for Canadians who earn between 50 per cent and 100 per cent of the yearly
maximum pensionable earnings under the CPP — in other words, people with incomes of between $ 27,450 and $ 54,900.
For instance, the cap
on pensionable earnings in the CPP is $ 54,900 for 2016.
L.R. 631: concerning the calculation of «
pensionable pay for the year ending with the relevant date» in the Firemen's Pension Scheme.
Bradbury v BBC (ongoing)-- acting for the BBC before the Pensions Ombudsman, High Court and Court of Appeal in respect of a claim concerning a cap on
pensionable salary in a final salary pension scheme
«So part of what is regular is part of what we assume in our long - term earnings assumptions and as a result the bonuses were not regular and not included
in pensionable earnings,» said Mayer.
Look at the age of our so called «defence» where only Bellerin, who can't in any case, defend at all, is still
under pensionable age.
If the Ontario plan was immediately in place, with maximum
pensionable income of $ 90,000 and a maximum combined contribution rate of 3.8 percent, the total combined contribution would be $ 3,420 with equal employee and employer contributions of $ 1,710.
If the reviews proposals for police pay are accepted and 40 % of police officers, many amongst the most experienced, loose significant amounts of pay,
including pensionable pay, what chances are there that those officers will accept a new negotiating system proposed by the same review body.
So taxpayers need to have $ 55,300 of salary or self - employment income to make the maximum CPP contribution for the year and earn a full year of
CPP pensionable service.
Retirement benefits would be 25 per cent of the
average pensionable earnings a worker earned in his or her lifetime.
And this is despite the fact that if we include those who were within fi ve years of retirement at the last election, the majority of voters in 2005 are now
over pensionable age.
The bottom line is that at the top end, those
with pensionable earnings of $ 102,000, annual benefits would rise from the current $ 12,150 to about $ 23,400.
In particular, the majority was concerned that deducting benefits would provide an incentive for employers to
dismiss pensionable employees before other employees because of the cost savings.
Furthermore, allowing deduction could provide an incentive for employers to dismiss
pensionable employees rather than other employees because it would be cheaper to do so.
In Shaw v. Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan, the question at issue was whether retention bonuses promised to an employee should be
considered pensionable earnings under his pension plan.
The so - called A19 rule allows for officers who have notched up at least 30
years pensionable service to be pushed out even if they want to stay on.
Under that plan, those who make more than the current maximum
pensionable amount would end up paying more into the system, but would stand to receive a larger pension.
Full - time employment, and part - time employment commencing on or after 1 January 2007, is
automatically pensionable unless a teacher has formally opted out.
To limit how much overtime can be used to determine an employee's pension,
pensionable overtime for civilian and non-uniformed employees will be capped at $ 15,000 plus inflation, and for uniformed employees outside of New York City capped at 15 percent of base pay.
European scientists can claim a retirement pension from each E.U. country they've worked in for more than a year once they reach their
national pensionable age.
The first is The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, the follow - up to the unwieldy 2011 British sleeper hit, about an Indian retirement home
pulling pensionable Brits to Jaipur.
Opening with a standard spy movie chase that culminates in suitably daft fashion, we're soon transported to the action - averse setting of Walmington - On - Sea, watched over with a rod of aluminium by the stubborn Captain Mainwaring (Toby Jones) and his
largely pensionable team.
In the meantime, your husband should talk to his new employer to see if they will allow him to
buy pensionable service for his time with his previous employer and if so, if they will allow a transfer from his LIRA.
Pension plans sometimes allow current members to buy additional service based on
eligible pensionable service with certain previous employers.
-- The government has not yet established
minimum pensionable earnings, but the maximum is $ 90,000.
Others are middle - aged couples who do not want to wait
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The UK Government has refused to publish a report on whether the rules
about pensionable age are appropriate.
where the scheme's benefit structure integrates with the pre 6 April 2016 state pension e.g. Basic State Pension deducted in
calculating pensionable earnings
His benefits were therefore significantly enhanced, in that he was treated as though he had accrued nearly twenty nine years
further pensionable service.
HY concerned the rights of male - to - female transgender people to claim a state retirement pension at the
lower pensionable age applicable to women.
Doctors and dentists working in the Civil Service; permanent and
pensionable Civil Servants and Gardaí recruited before 6th April 1995
Setting a clear cost ceiling for public service pension schemes - the proportion of
pensionable pay that taxpayers will contribute to employees» pensions - with automatic stabilisers to keep future costs under more effective control;
A number of provinces have made proposals to enhance the CPP, involving the increasing of
pensionable benefits, financed through higher employee and employer contribution rates.
This led to an increase in the Ontario Government's matching contribution from 8.9 % to 12 % of income above
maximum pensionable earnings under the CPP.
This will lower your
average pensionable earnings, which in turn will make your benefit go down.
Had the retention bonuses been
considered pensionable, they would have resulted in a pension benefit much higher than the value of the contributions, resulting in a funding deficit.
The High Court previously decided in May 2015 that the BBC was not in breach of its employer's duty of good faith by imposing a cap
on pensionable salary.
Worker - Full disability benefit if
under pensionable age and permanently and totally disabled.
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