How to pronounce“retirees”in English

retirees um and uh uh tremendous uh uh problems with how to

Retirees?

retirees are certainly many people in the lower end of the income distribution here.

their retirees, pension funds, teachers, firefighters, police officers.

When we look at retirees, we don't say, "Oh, they no longer have this great meaningful work."

But those retirees who do volunteer work, for instance, you see actually increased amounts of satisfaction.

money than retirees do today so this idea that there's some huge problem there that that's simply not true there's a long range problem that stems

higher than what retirees are getting today.

giving financial benefits to retirees life expectancy

older active employees and retirees and in some cases even offering to new employees if the firm finds itself having a shortfall in the assets

Now these are current retirees.

put in money so that today's retirees can take it out.

part-time living or as retirees one of the things that happened while I was in

loss to older workers or retirees is on the order of $1 15 trillion dollar that we would look to take away the Social Security from them that's really

funds there are 9 million retirees a lot of them were once teacher they were once firemen or police they're folks that have worked very hard all

American and we're going to have a population of retirees that is very

So we're having less people and uh more retirees living longer.

the retiree health care funds which would affect obviously the retirees but also the people who were still working there was simply a bridge too far and so we converted half

It's generally for staff and for families and retirees.

going to solve the problem of our VEBAs and and retirees after all.

So some other analogies that I find helpful, retirees We don't bemoan the fact that retirees no longer have meaningful work.

And if you look at the happiness surveys, retirees are some of the happiest people.

who work in offices, and retirees, and college students across the country to get involved, because we are not going to build an opportunity society.

high as it was as it is for the current generation of retirees Society just can't manage

That's half of retirees, less than 25%.

contributions to society and to the economy, and not just think about them as retirees.

And it's like we're forced to ask these questions because we're just-- we're like-- we were 27-year-old retirees.

from the mid 2016 lows and interest rates so I think there is you know especially with retirees I think there's

mean is if we just put the thing on autopilot never paid any attention to it at all 2060 2070 20080 retirees in those years would be getting considerably more

2070, 2080, retirees in those years would be getting considerably more money than retirees do today.

But as you know, there is now this discussion going on that diversified portfolio also for retirees should actually include that whole private piece,

One of our time groups is an eight person Run Club in Cincinnati of 75 plus year old retirees, and they've covered more miles than

volunteered their time in a variety of different types of organizations from Civic to religious to educational and it's not just retirees

that promise was first put in place you know the cost of lifetime medical care for retirees was was very very modest it it almost didn't even appear on our

primed it's going to become very important for everyone to help if they are willing to if they're interested in it retirees who have enormous amounts of

You know, I noted in the piece that retirees and college graduates and women have historically

Yeah, it is counterintuitive, except, actually, among those-- you see among retirees, actually,

Teaches English country dancing to people and sings in the Happy Notes which is an old -- it's a group of retirees-- who entertains and she'll pop in at our house and she drives

a career, women who've been out of the workforce or men uh for a period of time, uh retirees who for economic reasons need to return to the workforce,

these people at the edge of retirement who just lost trillions of dollars, the loss to older workers or retirees is on the order of $15 trillion that we would

plans, prescription plans, Medicare supplement policies, employer-based Medicare Advantage policies for eligible retirees, dual-eligible special

Think about Florida, they have no personal income tax, so we see a lot of retirees in Florida because they don't pay tax there.

And so if they're actually doing this in a closed city in Cambodia where hundreds of people try to market this coin to retirees in

would see probably in an exchange today, but if anything a better environment, so this is a Aon Hewitt's navigators exchange for basically retirees, this and all AT&T

There were a lot of suppliers, there were a lot of consumers, there were a lot of retirees, and they did not say what I think they

We created the employer-based system in the absence of your leadership, and now we are paying the price because we promised retirees healthcare, which

Where people will pass you in a car wash and, and it, and it, and it, and in addition to the, with the people from all the different cultures, we have a lot of retirees driving