Sentences with phrase «to retire this year»

Many public sector employers and a few private sector ones allow you to retire years early with no reduction in pension.

«I could have retired years ago, but I didn't because this company is bigger than me,» he says.

Gone are the days of starting your career in one company and retiring years later with a pension.

The cuts - equivalent to 6.4 full - time positions - includes not replacing two certified school nurses that are retiring this year with nurses with the same certification.

Whether you're currently retired, retiring soon, or retiring years from now, annuities can provide a variety of accumulation options.

In fact, lifetime retirement health - care costs for a 65 - year - old healthy couple retiring this year will exceed $ 250,000.

There's a teacher retiring this year who's been doing it for 40 years — who's only ever been a classroom teacher.

So it seems that the number of people retiring each year is on the rise.

Pension plans typically report how many workers retire each year, as well as their average pension.

It might even make it so you can retire years ahead of time.

I have been functioning in this role for 7 years now and in part because of this, I plan on retiring this year.

They could both also actually retire a year or so earlier if they would cut their spending a little too.

And with between 100 and 120 teaches retiring each year, there could be opportunities to cut positions without laying anyone off.

I don't know how much money they have saved up, but they are officially retiring this year.

Through disciplined saving and savvy, yet simple investing, they grew their wealth enough to travel the world, retire years earlier than the norm and enjoy peace of mind.

He is past it and should have retired years ago.

Whether you're currently retired, retiring soon, or retiring years from now, annuities can provide a variety of accumulation options.

It may sound easy to answer how many teachers retire each year, but it's not as straightforward as it seems.

They could also actually retire a year or so earlier if they were will to cut their spending a little too.

The Brooklyn Democrat will take over as committee chair from Assemblyman Denny Farrell, who retired this year after leading the committee for more than two decades.

For example: You are a worker retiring this year at age 66 with the median income for workers that age: $ 45,916.

«Nobody likes us,» says Wayne Trout, who retired this year as assessor in Norfolk, Va., and continues to serve as president of the International Association of Assessing Officers in Kansas City, Mo. «But we're not bad people.

Here's a look at what the NAEP scores mean — and don't mean — as explained by Carol Burris, who retired this year as an award - winning principal at a New York high school.

Registered Nurse Not rated yet I have been an ER nurse for 40 years, and I am going to retire this year in June.

He was functionally finished at 28, finally retiring a year later after two concussions suffered during a brief stint with the Bears.

i think Petr should stay his good for the moral of the team and has so much experience in the game but as a second keeper in a year or two, will make a good goalkeeper coach when he retires

Political insiders are abuzz over whether one of the five Democratic congressmen retiring this year is «Congressman X.» The anonymous legislator has caused a sensation in political circles by releasing...

But it's arbitrary that some of us are able to retire years sooner solely because we...

The US is expected to see anything from 13 gigawatts of coal capacity to 23 gigawatts retired this year because of air quality rules.

That's according to researchers at Oregon State University who found that healthy people who retired a year beyond the age of 65 had an 11 percent decreased chance of dying, compared with those who retired earlier.

My husband retired a year ago and I saw you on Toronto's Global news.

Virginia Tech's Frank Beamer retired a year ago.

I would say that Tom would still play on if Gronk got traded, but he would probably retire a year or two earlier as well.

It's clear now with the Oregon data, information I didn't have at the time, and in fact my lay midwife retired this year.

On the list was Joe Johnstone who many will recall retired years ago.

As baby boomers retire, approximately 70,000 Finns retire each year, so it is a significant social phenomenon.

GIVE: Two teachers from my -LCB- former — that's weird to say -RCB- first grade team retired this year and Tuesday was the last day of school for everyone!

Sandra has been playing the role of a public figure's wife for decades, and now she can't wait to enjoy happy retired years together.

Tracking retirement numbers back twenty years, the number of Wisconsin state employees retiring each year has climbed steadily, in line with growing numbers of state employees across the state.

We assume that 2.5 percent of the labor force retires each year and that these workers are replaced by better - educated ones, implying that the labor force does not fully reach its ultimate new skill level for 50 years (10 years of reform followed by 40 years of retirements).

With rapid principal turnover in high - need schools and principals retiring each year, districts must have a talent identification pipeline in place to tap future leaders for principal positions so they are able to quickly fill any leadership gaps — both foreseen and unforeseen.

But it's not as simple as projecting student growth, then comparing the number of new teachers minted and the number retiring each year, which is easy to do.

I studied 146 years of history1 to see what would have happened if you had retired each year using different withdrawal amounts, various strategies, and varying amounts of stocks, bonds and cash to answer 3 questions:

With most every other code - driven retirement planner, you can't even do simple things like have your spouse retire a year later than you, run a side biz, work part - time, have a negative rate of return on an investment account for just one - year, or just about any of the hundreds of things that actually happen in the Real World.

With the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association (AFRA) estimating that there will be over 500 aircrafts retired each year over the next two decades, there's a lot of airliners that could be transformed into excellent homes.

He's poking the Undertaker, the WWE Superstar who seemed to retire the year earlier at WrestleMania, with a stick.

«It's virtually certain that younger Canadians are going to retire later than their parents, on average,» says actuary Malcolm Hamilton, a partner at Mercer who happens to be retiring this year at age 61.

According to the latest retiree health care costs estimate calculated by Fidelity Benefits Consulting, a 65 - year - old couple retiring this year is estimated to need $ 275,0001 to cover medical expenses throughout retirement.

Rep. Gibson is retiring this year after serving three terms in Congress.