Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

drawing down income in retirement

French translation:

à la pension, percevoir un revenu ...

Added to glossary by Cybele Ribeyron
Nov 1, 2007 18:20
16 yrs ago
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English term

drawing down income in retirement

English to French Bus/Financial Finance (general)
Having a strategy for drawing down income in retirement from various investments

*This is from an investment/retirement survey

Proposed translations

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à la pension, percevoir un revenu ...

... issu d'investissements divers

"At retirement you can elect to take 25% of the pension fund as tax free cash and then choose to draw an income from the pension pot, while leaving the rest to be invested and hopefully continue to grow. This is called ‘income draw-down.’ You might want to do this if annuity rates are low at your chosen retirement date, so "rather than committing to a bad annuity deal, you can draw an income from the pension fund without actually having to buy an annuity. You can always do this at a later date, when the prevailing annuity rates are hopefully better."
http://www.wealth-matters.co.uk/pensions.php

Proposition de loi modifiant la législation relative à la pension de retraite et de survie ... le travailleur pensionné est autorisé à percevoir un revenu ..."
http://www.senate.be/www/?MIval=/publications/viewPubDoc&TID...
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7 mins

effectuer des retraits sur des fonds de pension

I believe this means withdrawing retirement (i.e. pension) savings, placements etc. Hope this assists. K/regards
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5 hrs

Ayant une stratégie pour percevoir pendant la retraite, un revenu issu de divers investissements

C'est ainsi que je traduirais toute la phrase:"Having a strategy for drawing down income in retirement from various investments"
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14 hrs

constituant une pension de retraite par les revenus sur différents investissements

Suggestion.
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