Sentences with phrase «taking early retirement»

I got into real estate at age 50 after taking early retirement from a career in insurance.

Justice Punnett found that the husband's purely personal reasons for taking early retirement did not relieve him of his obligation to pay spousal maintenance.

[66] Overall, I have concluded that there is a substantial possibility that the plaintiff will probably work but with work hours reduced by 20 % in each year to the point of taking early retirement at age 60 in 2023.

Professor Malcolm Shaw QC is taking early retirement from the Sir Robert Jennings Chair of International Law at the University of Leicester at the end of February 2011.

Taking early retirement in 1982, he began to paint again, although with characteristic perversity the pictures he now made were naturalistic landscapes of the area around his home in Shepperton, often done in pastel.

Irene, who lives with her own cat Linnea, was previously Assistant Director of Customer and Community Services at East Sussex County Council before taking early retirement this year in order to focus on other interests, including her voluntary work.

Taking an early retirement — retiring at 62 or before — may be something you have been planning for years, but one aspect of an early retirement that is often overlooked is the cost of health insurance.

These tasks, combined with the interest from the media, meant I was increasingly unable to attend to my day job, and within a year I ended up taking early retirement from the Forces.

I could also list reasons for taking early retirement.

More than two - thirds of secondary school head teachers and deputies in England are considering taking early retirement with most blaming an excessive workload, a survey suggests.

The heist is led by Casey's partner Perkins (Ralph Ineson), who betrays Casey and his government employer in the hopes of taking an early retirement in Ireland.

A major development, certainly in Ontario, would have to be that thousands of teachers are reaching retirement and / or are taking early retirement.

The last buyout, in 2010, prohibited elected officials from taking early retirement.

The second deadline for the process passed Thursday, when agencies were supposed to begin surveying the people in targeted titles to see if they were interested in taking early retirement.

Meanwhile, the number of people taking early retirement became a bit clearer on Wednesday with the state comptrollers office saying 5,906 former employees have taken the incentive.

The poll found that more than two - thirds of doctors opposed Obama's health - care plan, and 45 percent would consider leaving medicine altogether or taking early retirement if the proposed plan were to become a reality.

EnCana's announcement that its well - regarded CEO was taking early retirement surprised and disappointed investors.

Europe is like the person who took early retirement and then discovered that he didn't like it.

If you take early retirement, it may be smarter to tap your RRSPs first, before government benefits kick you into a higher tax bracket.

Dennis Hamade, 62, assistant vice-president of finance transformation projects at HSBC Bank Canada, has worked on contract for seven years after choosing to take early retirement there.

She worked as the Director of Professional Services with a hospice in central California for 10 years, until she took an early retirement at the age of 51.

Jim worked remotely from Ecuador when they moved full - time in January of 2014, but with the low cost of living he was able to take an early retirement just a year and a half later.

Before I took early retirement a few years ago, I was the manager of a global transport company.

Mr. Fangmeier recently took early retirement after 22 years on the staff of the Division of Homeland Ministries, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).

A few years later in 1967, after 25 years of service at the St. Paul Fire Department, Freiberg took early retirement to start a new career in food manufacturing.

Accolade Wines loses third CEO in three years as Michael East retires Accolade Wines has confirmed the departure of its third CEO in three years, with Michael East set to take early retirement.

I know since I took early retirement from Microsoft I have struggled on 12 mill a year

He took early retirement in 1984, setting off for Edinburgh to be with his partner, Una MacLean Macintosh.

«Having seen the coverage of the views of one or two members of the other place from my party, I can think of one or two I hope would take early retirement,» he said.

It's for people like my constituent Marjorie, who worked hard all her life, took early retirement in her late 50s, but is now being asked to find an extra # 14 per week in rent.

The 50 - year - old took early retirement last year after RBS was forced to accept a # 20 billion bailout from the government.

Under a plan announced in the spring, each agency was supposed to provide to the state Budget Division a list of titles that could be targeted for elimination if the people currently holding them took early retirement.

ALBANY — The budget may be stalled, parks may be closed but public employees might soon be able to take early retirement.

Dianne took early retirement a couple of years ago meaning that she is gradually culling her now defunct working wardrobe, much to my benefit.

I took early retirement in April of 2012 to allow more time for travels.

With a friendly and relaxed population, it's no wonder Cornwall has become an excellent place to take an early retirement, or even a casual break for those tired of the hustle and bustle of inner city life.

I count myself lucky to be able to take early retirement in order to focus on fundamental family issues, charities and voluntary services.

When we combine these concerns with the lack of any financial incentive to perform extra duties, we find that many are unmotivated to continue in their role and we have seen less teachers applying for roles with many educators opting to take early retirement or leave the profession altogether.

In 1991, Tannebaum took an early retirement and formed the privately funded, nonprofit Everybody Wins!

Steven decided to take early retirement in the summer of 2015 to pursue his dream of being a full - time author, and he currently lives and writes in San Antonio, TX.

In 2008, Carlson took an early retirement buyout, pretending his pension was a pseudo-Guggenheim grant to do interesting and creative work.

My title did sit in that zone, but it was also pleasing to hit a bestseller subcategory: Amazon Bestsellers Rank: # 10 in Books > History > Essays, Journals, Letters & True Accounts > 16th - 18th Centuries I'm not planning to take early retirement on the royalties, however, as my academic royalties tend to be in the region of $ 100 annually!

I took an early retirement from civil service four years ago to pursue a lifelong dream of writing.

They only accept termination payments after you take early retirement, change jobs or are retrenched.

In case, you have taken an early retirement, do devise your investment mix with right products as per your financial goals, investment objectives and time - frame.

For example, if you take early retirement, your benefit will be a reduced percentage of your PIA.

In fact, the leading edge of the baby boom hits age 62 in 2008 and can take early retirement.

Then Steven ran into serious health issues in early 2006 and had to take early retirement from his government job.

Q: I have an opportunity to take early retirement, and I have the choice between taking a lump sum from my employer or a series of monthly payments.

I took early retirement in 2011 on a FS pension, but not one that is large enough to cover all expenditure.