Also, if your plan provides supplemental benefits, such as temporary payments, they may not be fully guaranteed.

It would have established alimony as a temporary payment instead of a permanent entitlement.

Most businesses, there and elsewhere, seem less interested in the temporary payments than in finding reliable help.

Supplemental Benefits - Temporary payments made by a plan in addition to a participant's lifetime early retirement benefit.

Last week, the retailer proposed a temporary payment moratorium to factors, financiers who assume the risk of nonpayment for suppliers.

Bridge financing involves temporary payments by an investment bank that are later replaced by other debt instruments, like high-yield "junk bonds."

HMRC staff will review your situation and discuss temporary payment arrangements tailored to your business' circumstances.

It was founded near the end of World War II to supervise a fixed exchange-rate system and help industrialized countries cope with temporary payments imbalances.

Con Edison said it would help the residents move back to their homes until Dec. 4, providing moving expenses, security-guard protection and temporary payments for living expenses.

Associated with the clearinghouse are reserve fund accounts of financial securities put forward by the member central banks, denominated in their respective currencies, to cover temporary payment shortfalls.

A plan may offer temporary payments from the participant's early retirement age to a specified age, such as age 62 (when a participant becomes eligible for Social Security) or normal retirement age.

Temporary Payments The key dispute is whether Ms. Myerson provided the $19,000-a-year job as a bribe for Justice Gabel to reduce the temporary alimony payments that Mr. Capasso was required to give to his estranged wife, Nancy.

The evidence, he said, showed that after Ms. Myerson had hired Ms. Gabel, her mother issued a fair judicial opinion in the Capassos' divorce that lowered the temporary payments Mr. Capasso owed his former wife by $49 a year.

It is also that of the citizens of States that are facing temporary payment problems to make sacrifices, to participate in the collective effort to get public finances back on track and to accept the reforms that are necessary to achieve this, however harsh they may be.

In fact, rather than addressing payment rates every year, I believe the ideal solution would be a permanent payment fix-not a temporary payment freeze-so that we can avoid these types of partisan games every year and doctors can be appropriately compensated and seniors continue to have access to care.