pension schemes

That will ruin the pay-as-you-go state pension schemes that provide the bulk of retirement income in rich countries.

The assets owned by pension schemes have generally been falling in price while their liabilities have been relentlessly rising.

Many pension schemes were in surplus, allowing employers to take contribution holidays and to improve benefits.

So governments should encourage workers to save more, nudging them into pension schemes by requiring them to opt out rather than opt in.

Relatively generous public pension schemes with low retirement ages were causing much of the problem.

As share prices rose, pension schemes would move into surplus, allowing sponsoring companies to enjoy contribution holidays.

Retirement pension schemes often require their beneficiaries to purchase a fixed dollar annuity on retirement.

trillion in personal and company pension schemes. It is logical that older people should have accumulated more wealth than younger ones.

If they put more money into funded pension schemes, the extra saving might encourage more investment and thus boost economic growth.

Top public sector pay, even allowing for defined benefit pension schemes, is lower than in comparably sized listed companies.

Oddly enough, the Bank of England has played its part in escalating the costs of other British pension schemes.

First, most are now enrolled in riskier defined contribution (DC) pension schemes[1], where payouts depend on investment performance.

And number two, if you look at the pension schemes, the pension industries, (they're) not well developed in some of the countries.

The huge cost of pension schemes is being dealt with in the private sector.

Poor countries tend to have many people working in non-formal sectors, which don't even factor into these pension schemes.

For instance, in many countries plenty of workers fail to enrol in pension schemes and suffer as a result.

The report argues many current pension schemes don't reflect the reality of today's workers.

Through banks and pension schemes, the Japanese hold 95% of the country's huge public-sector debt.

Many stay in work beyond state retirement age because of the decline in incomes from defined contributions pension schemes.

Low rates increase the liabilities of pension schemes.

Once Mr Emanuel has dealt with those pesky issues, he can then move on to the city's underfunded pension schemes, which could start going.

Although the term "pyramid" may sound rather pejorative, it is true of all pension schemes.

In addition, deflation is a hidden risk for pension schemes.

The causes include a house-price boom and generous company pension schemes that are closed to younger workers.

The US bank already has a domestic fund business in Japan, where it focuses on the country's pension schemes.

Companies can "offload" their pension schemes by asking insurance companies to assume the burden on their behalf;

Pension schemes taken out by virtue of a contract of employment or the insured's occupation

Discussion of the Occupational Pension Schemes in UK

Civil Service Bureau - Civil service pension schemes

Comparative Study on Old- Aging and Public Pension Schemes of Japan and Korea