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Average earners who die at 40 after having worked for 20 years would probably have less than $40,000 in their accounts.
National insurance contributions now have a ceiling: higher earners pay no more than average earners.
Average earners see the pressures in drive for production destroy their human relationships, leading to wider alienation and hostility.
The average earner represents a worker who earned the average of covered workers under Social Security each year.
The average earner will be paying huge mortgage payments and taxes - what will be left?
Safety Players - They are average earners and most of their money goes into safe and secure investments.
What is life like in the squeezed middle for average earners, and do they feel valued for the work they do?
"But they get a 'C' for movies, where in seven years they basically went from an average earner to a loss operation.
The majority of owners are above average earners, however, and if higher taxes reduce take-home pay, they will find it harder to take on larger loans.
Social Security's progressive benefit formula provides higher than average earners with a less generous rate of return than lower earners receive.
Your attitude is distasteful, divisive, and perpetuates the problems that face your average earner and equally hard earner.
If you're an average earner and don't envy your neighbor's larger house, you can simply buy the same 1,500-square-foot house that people in your position bought in 1970.
Net contributers are above average earners, I'm certainly not going without essentials to pay my taxes and I can't see how others on good pay would be either.
People in Vallehermoso are mostly farmers and fishermen while the minorities are average earners dependent upon the employment opportunities yielded by the government and the business sector.
What services will a Labour government massacre now they've run out of money or if we carry on as we are how much extra tax will you heap on average earners?
Pensions are usually compared by converting the annual pension paid to an average earner into ecu, using 'purchasing power parity' to accommodate for the various costs of living in each country.
They did not convey the threat which Mr Smith posed to average earners trying to become higher earners, and to low earners who relied on higher earners for work.
Alexander says that under the current, final salary arrangements, workers on average earners end up subsidising the high earners who do very well because their salary shoots up before they retire.
For the average earner who is 45 today, annual gains averaging 4.6 per cent a year plus inflation would not be enough to fully recoup the $1,561 benefit cut, Mr. Soto found.
An estimated 40,000 people with incomes exceeding $100,000 who fail to file tax returns are less likely to be caught than are average earners who do not file, Congressional auditors said today.
The level of state benefits provided (such as statutory sick pay (SSP) and incapacity benefit) usually falls well below the income of average earners, so additional insurance is required to make up the difference.
Now if this was balanced with a proper handout to the average earner rather than solely the private sector I would have thought this budget was pretty good considering the circumstances - however I am just left feeling a little cynical by it all.
New figures from Income Data Services on FTSE 100 CEO pay tell a stark story: on Labour's watch between 2000 and 2009 their incomes rose from 41 times to 81 times the wage of an average earner.
More importantly, by reforming the tax structure, the Tories have brought down marginal tax rates further still, even compared with 1979; for example for the average earner the marginal rate including VAT has fallen from 49 p.c. then to 45 p.c. today.
The Pension Reform Law (1972) guaranteed all retirees a minimum pension regardless of their contributions and institutionalized the norm that the standard pension (of average earners with forty years of contributions) should not fall below 50% of current gross earnings.