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Though Perkins is 73, the company waived its normal retirement age to bring him back.
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Particularly as they increase productivity and gradually shrink the labor force through normal retirement and attrition.
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It is thought likely that he will recommend that existing staff who have a normal retirement age of 60 be required to work to 65 instead.
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At a less extreme level the transition issues created by a hypothetical Internal Revenue Code of 2013 will keep me occupied until my normal retirement age in 2018.
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It is estimated that 100 percent of union plan participants and more than 99 percent of non-union plan participants will receive the full amount of normal retirement pension benefits that have already vested.
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The increase in the normal retirement age from 60 to 67 for public sector workers has not led to significant savings in the cost of public-sector pensions for taxpayers, a leading pensions consultant calculates.
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For those reasons, Pickle's bill, while raising the age for full benefits to 68, would have permitted retirement at 64% of normal benefits at any age after 62.
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Admittedly, most normal people are not plugged into the arcana of retirement investing.
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Normal income tax would still apply to the amount withdrawn from retirement accounts.
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The report notes that when it comes to retirement, severely and morbidly obese employees retire earlier than normal-weight employees, which translates to less income in wages and benefits.
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In our current paradigm, it is normal either for a select few to own the means of production or for a retirement-investing group of people to invest in companies they have no investment in besides money.
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