Act of giving up or quitting an office or position.
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The problem of inadequate retirement income has become a major national issue.
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Prudential's financial services business includes U.S. retirement services and investment management businesses.
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Consumers also need appropriate protection when being provided retirement advice, he said.
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Companies looking to offer retirement plans will soon have a new alternative.
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The current retirement age for most government workers in India is 60.
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But due to health reasons, Muller resigned today as National Party leader.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson resigned, a government official said.
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The deputy human rights minister has also resigned, a government source said.
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The Greens have resigned from government but still vote with the Government.
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In early July, Health Minister David Clark resigned following the quarantine bungles.
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THE resignation by an Israeli minister yesterday came as no great surprise.
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Interpol said France received the resignation of Mr Meng with immediate effect.
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In his resignation statement Mr Winterkorn said Volkswagen needed a fresh start.
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It was not clear whether Cerar's resignation would bring the election forward.
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Offered resignation, but later issued statement of support for the prime minister.
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I left Ireland in 2011, quitting a good job in Paddy Power.
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Eighteen months ago the threat of Greece quitting the euro gripped markets.
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However, the company has stopped short of quitting coal and oil entirely.
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I can't run this for one second longer, she said before quitting.
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But there are several ways Greece can still avoid quitting the euro.
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I see therefore no other way out therefore than resigning from GWPF.
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However he said he had no intention of resigning over the affair.
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He said Buffett did not try to talk him out of resigning.
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Of course he considered resigning but, oh, that pension-sonear and dear.
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Last week, Rousseff told the press she had no intention of resigning.