A life annuity is an annuity, or series of
payments at fixed intervals, paid while the purchaser (or annuitant) is alive.
Not exact matches
They do offer
fixed payments at intervals so could be used to provide regular ongoing income.
Bonds offer
fixed interest
payments at regular
intervals and can act as a hedge against the relative volatility of stocks, real estate, or precious metals.
Because bonds offer
fixed interest
payments at regular
intervals, they may be appropriate if you want regular income from your investments.
In return for your investment, you receive interest
payments at regular
intervals, based on a
fixed annual rate (coupon rate).
These loans usually offer a lower starting interest rate than comparable
fixed - rate loans, but the interest rates (and, in turn,
payments) will fluctuate up or down
at specified
intervals based on current rates.
The court defined an annuity as «a sum paid yearly or
at other specified
intervals in return for a
payment of a
fixed sum by an annuitant» and that the «annuity itself is the totality of the
payments to be made under the contract».
The loan comes in a lump
payment to the borrower and is paid off in regular
intervals at a
fixed rate.
In agreeing to
fix price, we normally make arrangements to have
payments arrive
at predictable
intervals.
With a
fixed period, a certain period of time is specified in which equal
payments will be paid
at intervals which exhaust the benefit.
Other clients will be more comfortable with the
payment of premiums
at regular
intervals for a
fixed period or for the life of the insured (or for the working life of the insured).