Sentences with phrase «guarantee dividend payments»

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While life insurance dividend payments are not guaranteed, the most prominent U.S. mutual insurance companies have racked up admirable records of paying dividends year in and year out, with some of them having done so for more than 100 years without missing a single year of dividend payouts.

I find it odd that you'll invest in their preference / preferred investment shares for the sake of decent dividend return (though not guaranteed as they are almost always non-cumulative, meaning where no dividend is declared by the Board, they are not obligated for any missed dividend payments).

Note that for this deduction, QBI doesn't include capital gains (short or long - term), dividend income, interest income, wages paid to s - corporation shareholders or that you earn as an employee, guaranteed payments to partners or LLC members, or money generated outside the United States.

Dividend payments are not guaranteed.

The historic returns of the stock market have not been shown to outpace the steady 4 % guaranteed return of a whole life policy, further benefited from potential dividend payments ranging from 2 - 3.5 % and up depending on the interest rate environment.

• The following are included in annual income to qualify for an RHS guaranteed loan: − Gross amount of wages, salaries, overtime pay, commissions, fees, tips, bonuses and other compensation for personal services of all adult members of the household − Net income from the operation of a farm, business or profession, interest, dividends and other net income of any kind from real or personal property − Payments from social security, annuities, insurance policies, pensions, unemployment, workers compensation, alimony and / or child support and other types of periodic receipts.

Payments Preferreds have fixed dividends and, although they are never guaranteed, the issuer has a greater obligation to pay them.

Currently the guaranteed interest rate is 4 %, which does not include potential growth through life insurance dividend payments.

The payment of dividends is not guaranteed.

While monthly dividends are guaranteed with these funds, payment amounts can fluctuate depending on interest rate changes and sales activity within the funds themselves.

Payment of an Owners» Dividend is not guaranteed.

These flooring solutions could include Social Security payments, a pension (if so fortunate), bond or stock dividend portfolios, or a transfer of risk annuity income guarantee.

«Preferred» stock usually gives up the voting rights, but pays a higher dividend percentage (maybe double or triple that of common stock) and may have payment guarantees (if a promised dividend is missed in one quarter and then paid in the next, the preferred stockholders get their dividend for the past and present quarters before the common shareholders see a penny).

It also gives you the same guaranteed death benefit protection as all our other whole life policies, but keeps costs down by spreading your payments out a little further and by offering a little less cash value and dividend growth potential.

The payment of dividends is not guaranteed, however.

You'll receive an ongoing guaranteed rate of return that never changes, regardless of policy loan amounts AND you also will receive, on high probability based upon over a hundred years of payment history, ongoing dividends at full dividend rates.

(Note that dividends are not guaranteed and borrowing cash value from your policy requires the payment of loan interest and will reduce your cash value and death benefit.)

The relevant clauses of the CVA were: - 3.12 — payment of the dividend to any of the creditors released all liability of PRG under the guarantees.

The policy build guaranteed cash value and offers potential annual dividend payments.

While these dividend payments are not guaranteed, they remain an attractive possibility.

It also gives you the same guaranteed death benefit protection as all our other whole life policies, but keeps costs down by spreading your payments out a little further and by offering a little less cash value and dividend growth potential.

(Note that dividends are not guaranteed and borrowing cash value from your policy requires the payment of loan interest and will reduce your cash value and death benefit.)

(Another nearly $ 15 million was also paid out in policyholder dividends — although the payment of dividends is never guaranteed).

For example, an insurer may give cash value projections based on the payment of dividends, which aren't guaranteed.

The bottom line is that through cash value guarantees and dividend payments, a whole life insurance policy has a bigger benefit than just the death benefit.

In addition to the guaranteed rate of growth, the component that really hastens the growth of the cash value account investment is dividend payments from the life insurance company to the policy owner.

Some insurance companies have such a long history of annual dividend payments that dividends are virtually guaranteed.

Additionally, dividends, while not guaranteed, in participating whole life policies may be used to pay some or all of scheduled premium payments if you so choose.

The historic returns of the stock market have not been shown to outpace the steady 4 % guaranteed return of a whole life policy, further benefited from potential dividend payments ranging from 2 - 3.5 % and up depending on the interest rate environment.

You'll receive an ongoing guaranteed rate of return that never changes, regardless of policy loan amounts AND you also will receive, on high probability based upon over a hundred years of payment history, ongoing dividends at full dividend rates.

The whole life policy through Guardian offers guaranteed premium, cash value accumulations, potential dividend payments and tax benefits such as being able to defer paying taxes and the dividends accumulating on your policy.

While dividends are not guaranteed, Eric Palmer, chief marketing officer of Brokers Alliance, an independently owned distributor of life insurance cites dividend payment consistency as a sign of a good product and insurance company.