Sentences with phrase «expecting higher payouts»

Plus, the Collateralized Debt Obligation (CDO), where these subprime loans ended up, will drop like a rock as investors sell these since they are expecting higher payouts.

Not exact matches

In the 2003 publication the authors stated, «The historical evidence strongly suggests that expected earnings growth is fastest when current payout ratios (of dividends) are high and slowest when payout ratios are low.»

Not only do they ensure you won't outlive your money but they usually have a higher payout rate than you can expect from a stock and bond portfolio, especially for older seniors.

As you might expect, the longer you wait, the higher the payouts but they are not dramatically higher by waiting.

If you partly annuitize now and add more a year from now you can expect still higher payouts: remember the laddering strategy with which we began this article!

Premium payments are also fixed for the term of the policy, but because a death benefit payout is expected more often than not, premium rates are often higher than with term life insurance.

That being said, because Lockheed's payout ratios are now at the limits of maintaining high security, investors should expect future dividend increases to closely track EPS and FCF growth.

Since the current payout ratios are slightly higher than the company's historical average, investors should probably expect annual dividend growth that's slightly less than EPS and FCF growth, along the lines of 6 % to 8 % a year.

For example, if you're expecting the payout for the totaled car to add protection for high - performance components, the insurance provider will require that you produce receipts showing that you bought those parts.

For example, a young couple purchasing 30 - year term policies could resonably expect that by the time the term expires, their children will be grown and their mortgage will be paid off, so a policy with a high payout will no longer be necessary.

Insurance companies are required to keep this large cash reserve base in case death claim payouts are much higher than expected over a given time period, due to a large scale disaster or poor underwriting for instance.

If you are buying one of these plans, you should expect to pay higher premiums, but you also will be given a larger payout should you ever submit a claim.

But the guaranteed «payout» at the policy's maturity might not be as robust as expected, with the total value ranging from as low as five - figures, to as high as low six figures.