The amount that a segregated fund policy agrees to pay to the beneficiary or the estate
on the death of the annuitant.
This Kotak Life pension plan offers multiple annuity options of Lifetime Income, Lifetime Income with cash back wherein the Purchase Price is returned
on death of the annuitant, Lifetime Income with a Term Guarantee wherein the annuity payouts are guaranteed for 5, 10, 15 or 20 years and thereafter payable for the annuitant's lifetime and Last Survivor Lifetime Income wherein the annuity payouts are paid for the annuitant's lifetime and post his death, the annuity payouts continue till the death of the spouse
On death of the annuitant, annuity payouts cease under the first option.
It pays a regular income during the lifetime of the annuitant and returns the single premium to the nominee
on the death of the annuitant to take care of the family.
The payout stops
on the death of the annuitant.
A pure life annuity ceases to make payments
on the death of the annuitant.
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On death of the annuitant, death benefit is payable as lumpsum to the nominee and no further amount will be payable.
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On death of the annuitant, Death benefit2 is payable as lump sum to the nominee and no further amount will be payable.
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On the death of both annuitants, the annuity payments will cease and no further benefits will be payable
An Annuity for life with a provision of 50 % of the annuity payable to spouse during his / her lifetime
on death of the annuitant.
Termination of the policy occurs
on the death of the annuitant.
The policy terminates when the annuitant passes away during the guaranteed period; or
on the death of the annuitant after the guaranteed period, if Annuity Guaranteed for 5 years, or Annuity Guaranteed for 10 years or Annuity Guaranteed for 15 years has been chosen.
In case of the Joint Life Last Survivor Annuity option, the policy terminates
on the death of both annuitants.
The policy terminates
on the death of the annuitant where the option of Life Annuity or Annuity for Life increasing @ 3 % per annum simple interest or Life Annuity with Return of Purchase Price is chosen.
Annuity for life with a provision of 100 % of the annuity payable to spouse during his / her lifetime
on death of annuitant.
Annuity during the life time of the annuitant with return of purchase price
on death of the annuitant
Annuity for life with a provision for 100 % of the annuity payable to the spouse of the annuitant for life
on death of the annuitant, with return of purchase price on the death of last survivor.
Life Annuity with Return of Purchase price:
On death of the Annuitant, Purchase price payable to the Nominee / Legal Heir.
Upon choosing annuity option D,
on the death of the annuitant during the guaranteed period of 15 years, the annuity is payable to the nominee till the expiry of this period.
Under annuity option C,
on the death of the annuitant during the first 10 years, the annuity is payable to the nominee till the expiry of this period.
Annuity for life with a provision for 100 % of the annuity payable to spouse
on death of annuitant with return of purchase price on death of the last survivor.
Not exact matches
The insurer earns 4.5 %
on its investments, and additional money
of 3.5 - 5.0 % from
deaths of annuitants supports the payments
of those living, with 1 % to cover commissions, administration, and profits.
Liberty Bankers can not be responsible for tax consequences caused by incorrect beneficiary designations:
death benefits will be paid to the beneficiary
on record as
of the date
of the
annuitant's
death.
What happens at the
death of the
annuitant on an annuity contract that is owned by a retirement plan?
It finally turned to the joint and several liability rule under the Income Tax Act, which says that upon the
death of the
annuitant of a RRIF, the
annuitant (or the
annuitant's estate) and any recipient
of RRIF proceeds are «jointly and severally liable to pay a part
of the
annuitant's tax»
on the RRIF for the year
of the
annuitant's
death.
Changing the existing Successor
Annuitant on the account (in the event there's change
of spouse /
death of spouse)
Rule
of Law Alberta Court Orders Beneficiary
of Registered Retirement Income Fund to Bear the Tax Burden
on the
Annuitant's
Death
A
death benefit is a payment to the beneficiary
on an annuity, pension, or life insurance policy upon the
death of the
annuitant or policyholder.
What happens at the
death of the
annuitant on an annuity contract that is owned by a retirement plan?
Liberty Bankers can not be responsible for tax consequences once
death benefits are paid to the beneficiary
on record as
of the date
of the
annuitant's
death.
This Kotak Life pension plan offers multiple annuity options
of Lifetime Income, Lifetime Income with cash back wherein the Purchase Price is returned
on annuitant's
death, Lifetime Income with a Term Guarantee wherein the annuity payouts are guaranteed for 5, 10, 15 or 20 years and thereafter payable for the
annuitant's lifetime and Last Survivor Lifetime Income wherein the annuity payouts are paid for the
annuitant's lifetime and post his
death, the annuity payouts continue till the
death of the spouse
Joint Life, Last Survivor with Return
of Purchase Price: This option pays annuity throughout the life
of the
annuitant and
on his / her
death, continues the annuity during the lifetime
of the named spouse.
When payments are made based
on joint lives, the payments continue until the
death of the second
annuitant.
The annuity will be payable in arrears post deferment period as per payment frequency chosen by you, for as long as either
of the primary or the secondary
annuitant is alive.Death benefit is payable as a lumpsum to the nominee,
on later
of the
deaths of the two
annuitants.
Joint Life Annuity for life with return
of premium (ROP) payable
on the
death of the last survivor, which enables the
annuitants to receive a pre-decided, fixed, guaranteed amount, provided at least one
of the
annuitants is alive.
Joint Life Last Survivor with Return
of Purchase Price
on Last
Death: Under this option, the annuity shall be paid at a constant rate till either
of the
annuitant and spouse are alive.
In some cases, the company might also return the single premium which was paid to secure the pension after the
death of the
annuitant and in case
of a joint life annuity,
on death of the spouse.
On the unfortunate
death of the
annuitant, the nominee receives the purchase price
of the policy and then the policy terminates.
Last survivor lifetime income in which both spouses are
annuitants and
on the
death of one
annuitant, the income will continue to be paid throughout the lifetime
of the surviving
annuitant.
On the unfortunate
death of the
annuitant, the nominee receives the amount that was paid for the Single Premium and then the policy terminates.
Payments will cease
on the
death of the last survivor (
annuitant).
Lifetime annuity with Return
of 100 %
of purchase price
on death: A regular annuity at a constant rate is payable through the entire life
of the
annuitant.
Joint life, Last Survivor with Return
of Purchase Price
on Last
Death: Annuity is payable till life time
of last surviving
Annuitant.
Joint life, Last Survivor with Return
of Purchase Price
on Last Death: On the death of the last surviving Annuitant, purchase price is payable to the nominee / legal hei
on Last
Death: On the death of the last surviving Annuitant, purchase price is payable to the nominee / legal
Death:
On the death of the last surviving Annuitant, purchase price is payable to the nominee / legal hei
On the
death of the last surviving Annuitant, purchase price is payable to the nominee / legal
death of the last surviving
Annuitant, purchase price is payable to the nominee / legal heir.
Joint Life, Last survivor with 100 % annuity to the secondary
annuitant on death of the primary
annuitant with Return
of 100 %
of purchase price
on the
death of the last survivor: The annuity installments are payable at a constant rate till survival
of any one
of the two
annuitants.
On death of the Primary
Annuitant if Secondary
Annuitant survives, 50 % annuity is payable till life time
of Secondary
Annuitant.
Annuity for joint lives (with return
of single premium
on death of the last surviving
Annuitant): A fixed amount, guaranteed at the policy inception, is payable in case at least one
of the
annuitants is alive.
Payments will terminate
on the
death of the last survivor (
annuitant).