Not exact matches
He stopped contributing to his RRSP
when the market crashed, but plans to restart — with a
lump sum for the
payments he missed —
in 2010.
When you buy an income annuity, you turn over a
lump sum in exchange for the
payments, and you usually won't have access to that money anymore.
When an individual retires under a DB plan, she is entitled to a stream of
payments that has a
lump -
sum value that we calculate using standard actuarial methods (which take into account expected mortality patterns and adjust the
sum of
payments to reflect the fact that they are received over many years rather than at a single point
in time).
Substitute costs are
in addition to the financial burden of guaranteed leave time: teachers typically are given a
lump sum payment for any unused leave
when they retire.
Imagine that a teacher receives a one - time
lump -
sum payment worth his pension wealth
when she retires
in a given year.
When you and the seller agree to a price, you will need to make a down
payment — the
lump sum in cash that you can afford to pay at the time of purchase.
By splitting the
lump sum payment into two, you'd lower your tax bill because the second
payment would be taxed
when you receive it (
in the following year).
When the due date for your guaranteed bad credit loan arrives, you will make one
lump sum payment to the lender and the loan will be covered
in full.
While the updated benefit kicked
in on the first of the year,
payments won't be made until summertime,
when parents will receive a
lump sum for the first half of 2015, after which
payments will be made monthly.
When you enter a DMP, your interest rates are dramatically reduced, and all your unsecured
payments are paid
in a
lump sum to the plan provider.
After you put out your own money for the down
payment, the banks will return a percentage of your mortgage principal
in a
lump sum when your mortgage closes.
But they do not have to make any monthly loan
payments, as the loan is repaid
in one
lump sum when the last borrower leaves the home and the home is sold.
A reverse mortgage allows qualified senior homeowners to borrow against their home equity tax - free2 while continuing to own and live
in their house.3 The money can be received as a
lump sum, 4 monthly
payments, or a line of credit to access
when needed.
When an individual wants to cash out of an annuity, he or she can withdraw a
lump sum or withdraw
in the form of
payments for a specific period of time, providing a steady and reliable income stream.»
When you invest
in an annuity through a
lump sum or by making periodic
payments over several years, your insurer
in return agrees to make regular
payments to you that can last the entirety of your retirement, says the SEC.
In exchange for premium
payments, a life insurance policy provides a tax - advantaged
lump -
sum payment, known as a death benefit, to the beneficiaries
when the insured passes away.
When you take out a second mortgage using your homes equity, you take the equity amount
in one
lump sum, and make monthly
payments on the borrowed amount.
When death occurs, the death benefit will be paid out to the beneficiary, generally
in a
lump sum payment.
2nd question / if I retired and paid the 120
payments in a
lump sum,
when I retire, will they consider to forgive my loan for past work
in Public services?
Many seniors take out reverse mortgages as open credit lines, instead of taking cash
in a
lump sum or
payments, because
when you set up a reverse mortgage this way, the amount you can borrow increases each year.
Under the adjustable rate reverse mortgage, homeowners can choose to receive home equity
in monthly
payments, term or tenure
payments (a term
payment being for a set term established by the borrower and a tenure
payment being a
payment for life),
in a line of credit that you can access
when you want, or a combination of any of these choices (i.e. a small
lump sum to make repairs now, a portion
in a line of credit to be able to access for later needs and the remainder
in monthly
payments for life).
You can invest a
lump sum today, or contribute flexible premium
payments over time, 1 to build a stream of guaranteed lifetime income that starts
when you need it to — any date 1 up to 40 years 2
in the future.
When you sign up for our credit card
payment insurance, you'll receive a
lump -
sum payment of up to $ 25,000 on your outstanding balance
in the event of death, depending on the plan you choose.
When purchasing an FIA, you agree to pay for it
in either a single
lump sum or multiple
payments over time.
When approved for a personal loan, you'll receive a
lump sum up front and then pay the money back, including interest,
in regular monthly
payments.
Instead of you making monthly mortgage
payments, the lender pays you
in the form of fixed monthly
payments for the rest of your life, or as a
lump sum or a line of credit that can be tapped
when needed (up to a certain limit).
The research indicates that
when DC plans offer distribution options alongside a one - time
lump -
sum benefit
payment, a good number of retiring plan participants are interested
in, and take advantage, of these options.
Typically, you pay a set amount — either
in a
lump -
sum payment or smaller amounts over a number of years — and your child's tuition is set, regardless of
when they go to college.
When you own a home you can enjoy the value of your investment without selling it, by either continuing to live
in it after you've paid off the mortgage (at which point you have no more mortgage
payments), and optionally getting a reverse mortgage at any time after age 62, which allows you to extract cash value from your home
in either a
lump -
sum or as monthly
payments, and which you won't have to pay back as long as you live
in the home.
With debt settlement services your creditors will not get paid on a monthly basis, but rather
in lump sum payments at the time
when settlements occur.
Repayment options You'll need to decide
when payments are due or if you want the loan to be repaid
in one
lump sum.
When the employee had been promoted to vice-president
in 2000, he signed a new employment contract that provided him with a
lump sum payment representing two years» salary
in the event that he was terminated from his employment.
Lump sum payments are used
when the reliability of periodic
payments is
in question or
when the parties want finality.
Both term and permanent policies allow you to select an amount of coverage
in exchange for your premium
payments over the life of the policy, providing a
lump sum payment to your beneficiaries
when you die.
Disability income insurance: Insurance that provides periodic
payments, or
in some cases a
lump -
sum payment, based on the insured's income replacement needs,
when the insured is unable to work due to illness or injury.
You can invest a
lump sum today, or contribute flexible premium
payments over time, 2 to build a stream of guaranteed lifetime income that starts
when you need it to — any date 2 to 40 years 3
in the future.
In major disaster claims, insurance companies have also been known to make things easier and may just provide you with the cheque or a lump sum payment to get you started with essentials because especially in times of disaster, claims can take time and insurers can be reasonable when needed if you maintain good communicatio
In major disaster claims, insurance companies have also been known to make things easier and may just provide you with the cheque or a
lump sum payment to get you started with essentials because especially
in times of disaster, claims can take time and insurers can be reasonable when needed if you maintain good communicatio
in times of disaster, claims can take time and insurers can be reasonable
when needed if you maintain good communication.
When death occurs, the death benefit will be paid out to the beneficiary, generally
in a
lump sum payment.
The caveat to this is that a
lump sum payment will be due
in most cases
when the policy is issued.
Like any life insurance policy,
when the policy holder passes away, the beneficiary,
in this case the company, receives the
lump sum payment.
In some cases, such as
when a spouse is considered unreliable, a court might order
lump -
sum alimony, which is a one - time
payment.
When retroactive child support is paid after the court order, the non-custodial parent can pay
in one
lump sum or
in payment installments.
When you divorce or dissolve your civil partnership
in England, Wales or Northern Ireland, one of you may agree to pay the other a
lump sum or ongoing spousal maintenance
payments.
When it grants the decree of divorce, the court may also make orders
in relation to custody of children and access to them, the
payment of maintenance and
lump sums, the transfer of property, the extinguishment of succession rights, pension rights and other matters.
When it grants the decree of dissolution, the court may also make orders
in relation to the
payment of maintenance and
lump sums, the transfer of property, the extinguishment of succession rights, pension rights etc..
The effect of child support regulations will mean that
when couples part and seek legal settlement of their property and financial affairs, the pressure will be intensified for an order, either for the sale of the former matrimonial home or its transfer to the absent parent
in return for a
lump sum payment to the caring parent.