Sentences with phrase «scheduled retirement year»

You might also consider investing in target date retirement funds that will automatically shift the fund investments from an aggressive strategy to a passive strategy as it approaches the scheduled retirement year.

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Enter such information as your age, salary, how much you already have saved and how much you're saving each year retirement, and the tool will estimate your chances of being able to retire on schedule with sufficient income.

County Executive Anthony J. Picente announced today that Oneida County paid off $ 4,315,349 in amortized state retirement payments from 2015, 10 years ahead of schedule.

U.S. Rep. Maurice Hinchey, congressman for our area since 1993, was scheduled to announce his retirement Thursday, January 19 at 1 p.m. at the same place he launched his first House bid 20 years ago — the Senate House in Uptown Kingston.

In getting back to the moon, NASA space planners face overwhelming challenges: The shuttle is scheduled for retirement in 2010, the Ares rocket will not be ready until at least four years later, there is tepid support from all sides in the looming presidential election, and current estimates put the cost of getting humans back to the moon at $ 100 billion.

With the space shuttle scheduled for retirement next year and no replacement astronaut launcher at the ready, NASA's hope was to maximize the telescope's longevity and scientific usefulness, giving it another five to 10 years of operational life.

But sticking to this schedule of withdrawals should provide a reasonable level of assurance that your nest egg will last at least 30 years, which, as this longevity calculator shows, is about how long you should plan for your money to support you in retirement given today's long lifespans.

Enter such information as your age, salary, how much you already have saved and how much you're saving each year retirement, and the tool will estimate your chances of being able to retire on schedule with sufficient income.

By revisiting a retirement income calculator every year and updating your information (plugging in your current account balances, planned spending for the upcoming 12 months, etc.) you can see whether the chances of your savings running out are rising, falling or staying the same, and then decide whether you need to change your scheduled withdrawal for the year.

It is a balance — ideally you want to have your emergency fund, no credit card debt, funding retirement accounts, and also paying off a mortgage on a 10 - 15 year schedule.

Depending on how close they are to retirement now, one option might be to put the loans forbearance if they are scheduled to retire in the next few years.

The most likely result in my opinion, is that the disability trust fund will borrow from the the retirement trust fund, accelerating the insolvency of the retirement trust fund, currently scheduled to make a change to payments in 2026, when it has only one year of payments left in the trust fund, and will have to pro-rate all payments, so that the payments will be made from existing tax payments plus assets on hand.

«In contrast, units scheduled for retirement over the next 10 years are larger and more efficient.»

NOAA isn't about to «discover» this; there are lots of 25 - year and 30 - year careers of going to work on a very relaxed schedule, drinking coffee, surfing the «Net and porn, then off to a nice retirement involved in messing with those data.

that in 2010, «Construction did not begin on a single new coal - fired power plant in the United States for the second straight year,» with plans for 38 new plants dropped and even more older plants scheduled for retirement.

In contrast, units scheduled for retirement over the next 10 years are larger and more efficient: at 145 MW, the average size is 50 % larger than recent retirements, with an average tested heat rate of 10,398 Btu / kWh.

Nuclear is politically unpopular and economically undercut by natural gas; at least a dozen nuclear plants across the country are scheduled for retirement in the next ten years.

Most companies have what is called a vesting schedule, meaning you will need to stay at that company for a given amount of years to be fully vested in their contributions towards your retirement account.