Sentences with phrase «pensions if»

Meanwhile, make sure you are maxing out 401k plans and pensions if available.

Tom also led the fight against J.A.I.L. for Judges — a referendum that would have had a citizen's committee review whether the South Dakota Supreme Court «followed the law,» and would have threatened judges with the loss of their jobs and pensions if it were found that they didn't.

Suspended senators may lose pensions if new rules proposed in budget are enacted, The National Post

Put it back into pay cuts and pensions if you like but I think a solar water heater on every roof would be better.

Consider deferring your CPP and OAS pensions if you expect a long life expectancy or if you have a low investment risk tolerance.

Federal government employers, for example, can retire at 55 with no reduction in their pensions if they have 30 years of service.

N.J. politicians, public workers could lose pensions if convicted of these sexual offenses Public workers and elected officials convicted of certain sexual offenses in connection with their public employment could be stripped of their pensions under a bill lawmakers approved Thursday.

A constitutional amendment that would require lawmakers, regardless of when they were elected, to forfeit their pensions if convicted of a crime related to their elected office must be passed again before it can go before the voters, perhaps as early as November.

At the same time, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie indicated his chamber is still unsure whether state employees, as well as elected officials, should be forced to give up their pensions if convicted of crimes.

State Controller Thomas DiNapoli is researching ways to crack down on current lawmakers from collecting pensions if they commit a crime.

He's now researching ways to crack down on current lawmakers from collecting pensions if they commit a crime.

In 2011, Albany stripped newly elected legislators of their pensions if convicted.

Remember to look on the back of your ballot for three proposals: Whether to hold a constitutional convention, a constitutional amendment that would strip state officers of their pensions if convicted of a felony and an amendment that would create a 250 - acre land bank in forest preserve lands.

Voters last Tuesday approved a constitutional amendment that would allow for public officials to be stripped of their pensions if convicted of a felony related to their office.

(Indeed, it is often overlooked that Labour actually increased its share of the vote in Scotland in 2010) warning about the potential threat to state pensions if Scotland votes for independence.

The mailer in the Nassau County Senate district touts Cronin's proposals, including term limits for state lawmakers, campaign finance reform measures such as closing the LLC loophole, boosting penalties for corruption and support for stripping public officials of their pensions if they are convicted of corruption — the latter of which is now up for second passage in the Legislature next year as a constitutional amendment.

That means two former state legislative leaders who face potential retrial for crimes they are accused of committing during the first half of this decade would get to keep their pensions if convicted.

But because the alleged crimes took place in the past, they also would be allowed to keep their state pensions if they are convicted.

As part of a separate piece of legislation, lawmakers have agreed to give first passage to a constitutional amendment that would make officials who entered the pension system before 2011 forfeit their pensions if they're convicted of a felony related to their public position.

New York already has a law that says new legislators can't keep their pensions if they are convicted of a crime.

He's calling on his colleagues to pass a bill that would forfeit legislators state pensions if they're convicted of a felony.

McGrath has announced his support for a bill that would strip elected officials of their pensions if convicted of a felony.

People free from death are also free to sell off the old home place or cash in their pension if somebody else needs it.

Question # 2, «Allowing the Complete or Partial Forfeiture of a Public Officer's Pension if He or She is Convicted of a Certain Type of Felony,» and question # 3 «Authorizing the Use of Forest Preserve Land for Specified Purposes» received unanimous approval at the October meeting.

we have to have the ability to say we're going to take away your public pension, because you don't deserve a pension if you violated the public trust.»

But a government can stipulate that you only receive your pension if you remain a citizen of that government.

Here's the loophole: Elected officials who turn 65 can retire and return to the same job and make a full salary and pension if they started in the system before July 26, 1995 and are starting a new term.

Former Suffolk District Attorney Thomas Spota, indicted on charges involving the cover - up of Burke's beating of a man who stole a duffel bag from Burke's SUV, also would keep his pension if convicted.

«Of course I would take it,» the former Ukip leader said he would accept an estimated # 73,000 - a-year taxpayer - funded EU pension if offered.

«All New Yorkers are supportive of preventing any lawmaker from collecting their pension if convicted of a felony,» said Orange County Republican Chairwoman Courtney Greene.

Over the course of the year Marcie will need to put in # 170.04 to her pension if she is in a «net pay» scheme, whereas she would only need to put in # 136.03 if she was in a «relief at source» scheme — the rest will be paid into her pension pot by the Government as tax relief.

NEW YORK CITY — Former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver could lose his apartment and pension if he's convicted of fraud charges in an extensive kickback and bribery scheme, prosecutors said in a stinging federal indictment.

Question Two on the ballot was an amendment proposal to allow the complete or partial forfeiture of a public officer's pension if he or she is convicted of a certain type of felony.

In 2011, lawmakers agreed that any prospectively elected senator or Assembly member should have to give up their pension if convicted of violating the public trust.

Because he has more than 20 years on the job, he can only lose his pension if he's arrested and convicted of a felony while still on active duty, sources said.

He talked about the need for ethics reform, enacting legislation that would take away a politician's pension if they are convicted of a crime and term limits.

That particular bill would allow future lawmakers to determine, by amending statute, exactly which types of public employees — teachers, cops and firefighters are currently exempt — might lose their pension if convicted of a felony related to their job.

Due to the nature of Percoco's crimes, a judge likely could have ruled he was not eligible for his pension if the new law applied.

Broadly, the bill would clear the way for voters to amend the state constitution to block «any state or local officer» from collecting a public pension if he or she is convicted of «a felony involving a breach of the public trust.»

«There's bills that I would support and hopefully get a vote that would tighten up what you could actually use campaign funds for, it would increase the penalties for people that commit crimes, it would remove your pension if you're found guilty of this stuff,» said Stallmer.

There is no paid sickness leave, nor maternity or paternity leave (except, since this year, for those receiving central government grants, who are now entitled to 75 % of salary for up to 4 months) and the student will not benefit from a disability pension if he or she is injured in a laboratory accident.

Contributions that were made by you and your former spouse while you were living together may be eligible to split and may result in an increase in your pension if you contributed less than your spouse during those years, Leona.

So why not take advantage of a workplace pension if you're lucky enough to have access to one?

In Megan Barker's case, she'll get $ 3,250 a month from her pension if she retires at age 55, instead of $ 4,330 at age 65.

Do I Lose My RRSP or Pension if I File Bankruptcy in Canada?

You need to see if the income from the above sources — as well as a pension if you are lucky enough to have one — is adequate to cover all of your projected expenses.

â $ œAnd I donâ $ ™ t know what would happen to my pension if my employer went under.

It is assumed you are eligible for the age pension if you qualify under the assets test and income test applied by the Department of Human Services.

I am almost 50 years old and would have a good DB pension if I can retire from the current company.

This hotel belongs to our family too and we will take you to the pension if you come in the reception.