This option pays the annuitant for life, but if the annuitant dies before a certain number of years are up, then the beneficiary receives payments for the remaining number of years.
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This option pays the annuitant for life, but if the annuitant dies before a certain number of years are up, then the beneficiary receives payments for the remaining number of years.
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He is recorded as being an annuitant of Edward Stafford, 3rd Duke of Buckingham at Thornbury Castle in 1508, Sheriff of Herefordshire in 1515 and was knighted between Easter and Michaelmas 1516.
44.
In July 2001 deferred pensioners ( the second group ) were angered to be told their savings had been reduced by 16 %, 50, 000 Annuitants suffered a 20 % reduction in income.
45.
Some annuities provide additional riders to have surrender charges waived ( generally at no additional cost ) in the event the annuitant is confined to a nursing home or is diagnosed with a terminal illness.
46.
Unlike Social Security, which offered Cost of Living Allowances from 1975 through 2009 and again from 2013 through 2015, TRS had not been able to provide a COLA to its annuitants since 2001.
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The purpose of this conversion was similar to the old one : debt holders and annuitants might receive less return in total, but an illiquid investment was transformed into shares which could be readily traded.
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To preserve the benefits of a PAT, the trustee must be independent, the annuity cannot be secured in any way, and the annuitants cannot have any control over the trust or its investments.
49.
Despite Germain's intellectual achievements, her death certificate lists her as a " renti�re annuitant " ( property holder ), not a " math�maticienne . " But her work was not unappreciated by everyone.
50.
He was author in 1720 of " The Equity of Parliaments and Publick Faith vindicated, in answer to [ Sir Richard Steele's ] Crisis of Property, and addressed to the Annuitants ".
