index-linked

(of wages, interest rates, etc.) directly related to the cost-of-living index and rising or falling accordingly

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The majority of work based pension schemes have a floor of zero per cent on their index-linking, meaning that people's incomes cannot fall even if RPI becomes negative.

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A new survey reveals that 20 per cent of contents policies and seven per cent of buildings policies do not offer automatic increases in the amount of cover, either through index-linking or through offering higher sums insured.

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I, like many pensioners in his constituency, would now like to see a hat-trick of firsts by him signing the Early Day Motion 1625 which supports the index-linking of the state pension to average earnings already signed by 133 other Members of Parliament.

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