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Topic title says it all, but:
Impending Strike by Doctors over Pensions. Any comments?
Started by catweasel on
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by 10 people.
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Martyn Nightwatch, on 30 May 2012 - 05:39 PM, said:
It's a mess ain't it .
Just like all other pension related disputes.
Any attempt to reduce pensionsIt's a mess ain't it.
Their pension - just like everyone else's is part of their pay.
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Is it right that public sector workers are striking over pensions reforms? What do you think?
Started by Uxorious on
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by 19 people.
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In the private....
He gets this from the day he leaves to the day he dies .
To expect a pension after spending their whole lives being paid and gets a lump sum of £250,000 and annual pension of over £40,000.
To finance them for doing non jobs.
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Do they tax people on pensions ??.
How do people without state pensions live ?? as I think not everyone is entitled to one .. is this correct ... but I have never seen anyone starving here ??
This is not a dig at newcomers to the UK - if they have not...
Started by breambreambream on
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by 8 people.
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Any personal pension....
So you get the same is normally more than the full state pension so that you can get the state one without incurring any tax liability.
En/Pension.../DG_10014671 Pensions, state and private, are taxed as income.
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Http://www.biospace.com/news_story.a...=259929&full=1
If Pfizer eliminates pensions, how long before this happens here? Hey, the best time would coincide with a company split right?
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Rumor take away a pension that has....
Rumor has.
Pfizer also eliminated severance packages prior to the elimination of the pension plan.
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When coppers retire what do they spend their 'ard-earned lucrative pensions on? They retire very young (at 55), so obviously that leaves a good few years to have some fun before kicking the bucket.
Started by David PD™ on
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by 11 people.
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There are as many cops who join later in life and have to take employment elsewhere just to... .
Of course my pension is taxed so it also goes towards the full 30 years term to qualify for a full pension.
I do voluntary work with drug addicts.
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My friend will be 65 in November 2015. Under the present pension and pension credit rules he thinks he would only get the pension and not the pension credit because he has too much saved. Yet under the proposed new regime he would get the new flat rate...
Started by Steve_xx on
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by 7 people.
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Under the present pension and pension credit rules he thinks he would only....
It's finally phased out.
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GM offering buy out of salaried worker pensions
http://content.usatoday.com/communit...1#.T8kUUsXPKCk
They expect a similar move for hourly workers...but of course they have to deal with the UAW. I wonder if the UAW will accept a buyout plan if it will...
Started by MiamiGator79 on
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by 8 people.
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If they run out of money for pensions, just call DC! the....
Tough decision---take less now and have control of your$$ or wait for full pension benefits on their investments to be able to adequately fund the pension over the long-term.
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Quote: : Submitted by Charles Hugh Smith from Of Two Minds
That Which Is Unsustainable Will Go Away: Pensions
Publicly funded pensions and Medicare are two examples of unsustainable systems that will go away in the decade ahead. Today we look at pensions...
Started by Jetdawgg on
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by 7 people.
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I have been saying this for years.
I say defined benefit pensions should be reservedGreat post.
To equal the public worker on a pension.
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There is a great deal of confusion and complication about which UK pensions are actually covered by the US/UK tax treaty. There are many different UK pensions; employer final salary benefits, defined contribution plans, various personal pensions like ...
Started by nun on
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by 6 people.
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My view and the opinion of my accountant is that if the retirement pension plan is genuinely, would you not in effect be taking a deduction twice for the same contribution? (personal pension is that if the retirement pension plan ....
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The £5trillion burden of state sector pensions: Laid bare for the first time, £180,000 bill facing every family in Britain | Mail Online
"Highlights"
£180,000 bill facing every family in Britain
98% of money 'will come out of taxpayers' pockets'
£3.8tn...
Started by sidicks on
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by 7 people.
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Claiming the Mail to be unbiased, of course.
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