Sentences with phrase «retired plan members»

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We are an independent organization that pays defined benefit pensions and invests plan assets on behalf of 323,000 active and retired members.

When I asked Stock and Logan what they plan to do when their members retire, they looked befuddled.

A veteran faculty member is retiring and a farewell service at which he will preach is planned.

Some community members living in the area who are retired faculty members also have meal plans.

The Committee is to be chaired by TPL (Dr) Moses Olubunmi Ajayi, a past President of the Nigerian Institute of Town Planners and Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria, while members include Engineer Ore Fadayomi, President of the Nigerian Institute of Structural engineers, Architect (Mrs) Yetunde O. Ajayi, a retired Permanent Secretary, General Manager of Lagos State Planning Authority (LASSPA) and Secretary of Lagos State Building Control Agency (LASBCA) as Secretary of the Committee.

That gibe earned laughs from the crowd but drew a rebuke from retired U.S. Air Force Gen. Lester Lyles, a member of the Review of U.S. Human Space Flight Plans Committee (aka the Augustine Commission), the group that recently advised Obama on NASA's options for manned spaceflight.

Even better, she says, one faculty member in that field was planning to retire soon.

Pointing to a recent Education Week article about Chicago school districts» plans to recruit teachers from overseas, he stressed that retired service members, most only in their 40s, are a «highly qualified» pool that can be tapped for such hard - to - fill positions.

Congressional staff members enrolled in the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program since the earliest opportunity, in the five years preceding retirement, or for the entire period of eligibility, can continue receiving health benefits through the plan if they retire on immediate annuity.

An estimated 16,921 members were enrolled in the defined benefit component of the Sears Pension Plan, 13,121 of whom were retired.

Edward Cousins has now retired from that position and joined FTB as an Associate Member with the view to specialising in planning and related property issues.

The Ontario Teachers Pension Plan reports that «on average, members of the Teachers» pension plan are working for 26 years and collecting pensions for 31 years, a ratio that has reversed from 1970 when members worked an average of 27 years and retired for 20 years (see Globe and Mail April 2, 20Plan reports that «on average, members of the Teachers» pension plan are working for 26 years and collecting pensions for 31 years, a ratio that has reversed from 1970 when members worked an average of 27 years and retired for 20 years (see Globe and Mail April 2, 20plan are working for 26 years and collecting pensions for 31 years, a ratio that has reversed from 1970 when members worked an average of 27 years and retired for 20 years (see Globe and Mail April 2, 2014).

USAA Life offers a variety of life insurance policies for active - duty, retired and discharged members of the military and their spouses, as well as a term life insurance plan for customers» children under the age of 17.

With all of the life insurance plans that are offered through the AICPA, the coverage is portable — even if you retire or go to another job — provided that you or your spouse remains a member of the American Institute of CPAs.

As an active or retired military service member, first responder, government employee, Department of Defense contractor, or spouse or children of any of these groups, you are eligible to apply for a life insurance plan through our carrier, 5Star Life Insurance Company, at special rates from the Armed Forces Benefit Association.

Members of The American Association of Retired Persons can purchase AARP dental plans administered by Delta Dental.

With more than 60 % of SES members are eligible to retire in the next three years, this is an opportune time to start the planning and work to prepare to apply for the Senior Executive Service, a process which requires much more time and advanced groundwork than other federal job applications.

While Beauséjour is only one of a number of long - serving real estate CEOs across the country who have either already retired or are engaged in transition planning at their boards and associations, the announcement of his impending departure follows closely on the heels of an online petition signed by over 2,100 GMREB members, calling for his resignation.

Instead of retiring and selling or closing her college planning and test preparation business, she doubled down, made one of her staff members a partner in the business and began courting corporate clients in Asheville.