Sentences with phrase «pay predictable amounts»

A popular school of thought says you should think of a pension as a bond, presumably because both bonds and pensions pay predictable amounts of guaranteed income.

[Reminder: A lifetime immediate fixed annuity with inflation adjustments functions very much like a pension — the annuity provider (an insurance company) pays you a predictable amount of money every year until you die, at which point the money disappears.]

Not exact matches

Given that industrial stocks typically operate in boring and more predictable industries (think telecommunications, utilities, banking), industrial stocks often pay out a large amount of earnings as dividends, and these dividends grow as the earnings grow (in a relatively predictable manner).

Perhaps a bit too dry or sedate for a Saturday night sleepover sort of horror experience, The Invoking does benefit from at least two performances that are worth enjoying (Miller and Midili); a calm but welcome amount of attention paid to things like mood, tone, music, and atmosphere; and a plot that starts out as the epitome of predictable and gradually grows more novel as we move on.

On the other hand, having a dividend paying stock with a predictable income stream can be great for folks that have a hard time tolerating high amounts of investment risk.

Until he receives all the amounts due, Tarbert said he would not participate in any matter that «that to my knowledge has a direct and predictable effect on the willingness of the firm to pay amounts owed me until I first receive a written waiver», or participate in any matters in which the firm is a part «unless I am first authorised to participate».

If there's a $ 100 million stolen in a breach (excluding somewhat predictable legal fees, investigations...) the maximum amount the insurance company can pay out is $ 100 million.