Railroad Retirement Annuity Increase--1972: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Railroad Retirement..., 92-2, on S. 3852..., H.R. 15922..., H.R. 15927..., August 10, 19721972 - 181 lappuses |
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... future . Beneficiaries now on the rolls under the railroad retirement formula will be adversely affected in the future if they are shifted to the overall minimum , or could be shifted to the overall minimum , and they have a divorced ...
... future . Beneficiaries now on the rolls under the railroad retirement formula will be adversely affected in the future if they are shifted to the overall minimum , or could be shifted to the overall minimum , and they have a divorced ...
30. lappuse
... future from the overall minimum . Since these persons do not live with the beneficiary , it is difficult to obtain information needed to suspend or adjust benefits . In conclusion , I would like to state that railroad labor and railroad ...
... future from the overall minimum . Since these persons do not live with the beneficiary , it is difficult to obtain information needed to suspend or adjust benefits . In conclusion , I would like to state that railroad labor and railroad ...
32. lappuse
... future taxable payroll . I might add that these calculations were based on a static and not a dynamic assumption . It did not take into consideration any annual increase in wages or any increase caused by inflation . The Railroad ...
... future taxable payroll . I might add that these calculations were based on a static and not a dynamic assumption . It did not take into consideration any annual increase in wages or any increase caused by inflation . The Railroad ...
35. lappuse
... , the deficit would be $ 129 million per year on a level basis , or 2.18 per cent of future taxable payroll . Thus , under either circumstance , the retirement " -4 -5 system would have a serious actuarial deficiency 35.
... , the deficit would be $ 129 million per year on a level basis , or 2.18 per cent of future taxable payroll . Thus , under either circumstance , the retirement " -4 -5 system would have a serious actuarial deficiency 35.
38. lappuse
... future cost - of- living increases ) may produce a higher special annuity rate than the regular formula without regard to additional family members , the increase cannot be easily made . The reason is the beneficiary may be potentially ...
... future cost - of- living increases ) may produce a higher special annuity rate than the regular formula without regard to additional family members , the increase cannot be easily made . The reason is the beneficiary may be potentially ...
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20 percent 20-percent increase amount average basic OASDI BEHLING benefit increase benefit levels bill billion cent increase Chairman changes clause collective bargaining Commission on Railroad Commission's report computed covered payroll deficit Dennis dual benefits earnings effect enacted financial interchange formula fund future go broke income increase in benefits increase in railroad June 30 Leighty majority ment month monthly negotiated OASDI benefits paid pass-through percent increase percentage present private pension plans projected proposed Public Law rail railroad beneficiaries railroad benefits railroad employees railroad employment railroad industry Railroad Retirement Account Railroad Retirement Act railroad retirement beneficiaries railroad retirement benefits Railroad Retirement Board railroad retirement system railroad workers railway labor Railway Labor Executives ratio recommendations restructuring road retirement Senator CRANSTON Social Security Act Social Security Administration social security benefits social security system special annuity SPEIRS staff pension SUBCOMMITTEE ON RAILROAD survivors tax rate temporary tion wage base YNTEMA
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