Not exact matches
* they also paid the special BBU dividend
during this time
period, which will be ignored for the purpose of calculating
payout ratios.
On top of the 3 and 5 year dividend growth rate, a more important metric is how the
payout has increased
during this
period.
In addition, there's generally a restricted
period for the first few years of coverage, so if you pass
during that time your beneficiaries won't receive the full
payout.
A term life insurance policy offers coverage for a specified
period of time, meaning that if you die
during the term of the policy the beneficiary will receive the specified
payout (also known as the death benefit or face value of the policy).
More importantly, the company achieved an ominous milestone
during the quarter: free cash flow per share ($ 0.973) dipped below dividend
payouts per share ($ 1.10) in the prior 12 - month
period for the first time since mid-2013.
At the end of each fiscal year, the Committee certifies performance against the applicable performance targets, and units representing the level of achievement
during that fiscal year are «banked» for potential
payout at the end of the three - year performance
period.
Expense guarantee: Guarantee by an insurer that expense factors will not change
during the
payout period on an annuity.
They generally provide a higher
payout that is assured for life, but you lose access to the capital and nothing is left for your heirs after you die (although there is usually a
period during which
payouts are guaranteed).
In addition, there's generally a restricted
period for the first few years of coverage, so if you pass
during that time your beneficiaries won't receive the full
payout.
Term life insurance offers coverage for a specified
period of time, typically between 5 to 35 years, and your beneficiary will receive a
payout if you pass
during that
period of time.
A term life insurance policy offers coverage for a specified
period of time, meaning that if you die
during the term of the policy the beneficiary will receive the specified
payout (also known as the death benefit or face value of the policy).
Additionally, guaranteed acceptance policies usually have a 2 to 3 year
period post-purchase
during which your beneficiary will receive little to no
payout upon your death.
On top of the 3 and 5 year dividend growth rate, a more important metric is how the
payout has increased
during this
period.
Your beneficiaries are the people or entities that would receive the
payout, or death benefit, if you pass away
during the
period of coverage.
Life insurance policies have a two - year clause, or contestability
period,
during which companies can contest a
payout.
During the 12 billing cycles of 0 % introductory
period, that comes out to a maximum
payout of $ 100.
A dividend cover of 3 implies that a company has sufficient earnings to pay dividends amounting to 3 times of the present dividend
payout during the
period.
During the first two years of the policy, known as the contestability
period, the carrier can dispute a
payout if there's suspected fraud.
During the waiting
period, the insurer will not
payout a death benefit if you pass away for any reason besides an accident.
Plus, AAFMAA membership continues
during the
payout period.
The waiting
period begins as soon as your purchase a policy and, if you pass
during that time, your beneficiary will receive a limited
payout (return of premiums plus 10 - 30 % interest).
* There is a «waiting» or «excess»
period in many policies,
during which you don't qualify for any
payout.
Most term life insurance policies have a monthly premium that will not change throughout the term of the policy and a fixed lump sum
payout if you die
during the term
period.
Life insurance policies have a two - year clause, or contestability
period,
during which companies can contest a
payout.
In case of demise after premium paying term or
during the
payout period, the nominee receives the sum assured along with other benefits and the lump sum of
payout left in the insured's account.
The contestability
period is the two - year
period when a policy first goes into effect;
during this time, a life insurance company can contest the death benefit
payout.
A term life insurance policy offers coverage for a specified
period of time, meaning that if you die
during the term of the policy the beneficiary will receive the specified
payout (also known as the death benefit or face value of the policy).
If the person whose life is insured passes way
during the
payout period, the nominee receives the balance outstanding
payouts.
The Fixed Deposit scheme is available in three modes - The quarterly
payout scheme where the interest can be withdrawn every quarter from the start date of the investment, the monthly
payout scheme where the customer can withdraw the interest every month if he chooses, and collecting the interest along with the final amount
during the maturity
period.
Bajaj Allianz, on an average pays 60 - 70 % higher claim
payout as compared to a normal vehicle claim
during festive
period or a long weekend.
The insured has the option to change the account details before the
payouts start or even
during the
payout period.
If the insured dies
during said time
period, the beneficiaries can claim the
payout.
Term life insurance offers coverage for a specified
period of time, typically between 5 to 35 years, and your beneficiary will receive a
payout if you pass
during that
period of time.
Just to be clear, a partial waiting
period is a plan whereby the insurance company would
payout a portion of your death benefit if you passed
during the first two years.
Deferral of Social Security income, say from age 62 to age 70, has a similar effect on
payouts as in a deferred income annuity (another name for longevity insurance); mortality credits can accrue
during this deferral
period, say from 62 to 70.
Because of the mortality credits accrued
during the deferral
period, the time
period between the purchase of a longevity annuity and when the longevity annuity
payout begins, longevity annuities can be more efficient over the long run than immediate annunities, all else being equal.
Distributions received by the beneficiary
during the remainder of the
payout period will result in income tax liability that is equal to what the original owner would have owed, which is tax liability for only a portion of each payment called an «exclusion ratio.»
Survival Benefits varying from 8.0 % to 12.5 % of the Sum Assured on Maturity payable each year
during payout period.
Even if rates remain the same
during that time
period, the subsequent
payouts will be higher based on the annuitant's age at the time of purchase.
In case of the unfortunate event of death of policyholder
during the income benefit
period, the remaining
payouts will be made to the nominee.
Note: In case, the life assured passes away
during the policy
period, the insurance company pays the sum assured to the nominee as per the
payout opted by the policyholder.
The policy is valid for a specific
period of time, and the
payout is only awarded if the insured dies
during the active term.
Annuitant - The stated person eligible for annuity benefits
during the
payout period of an annuity contract.
In the event of death
during the
payout period, regular instalments as per the Maturity Benefits will be paid to the nominee.
Option B - Income Protection Under this option, the Death Benefit shall be payable as Monthly Income (
payouts made each month) to your nominee
during the
payout period as chosen by you at inception of policy.
The exclusionary
period is a pre-determined time
period, usually two years, after buying your policy,
during which your beneficiaries will receive a refund of your premiums instead of a death benefit
payout.
Maturity Benefit — If the Life Insured survives the maturity of the Policy with all premiums paid, they receive a Guaranteed
Payout as a percentage of the Sum promised
during the Maturity
Payout Period, and 100 % of the Sum which is certain to be paid on maturity, is paid at the end of the 20th year.
Even if the life insured (the parent or guardian) dies
during the policy
period, the policy continues and all the
payouts are made on time.
Guaranteed Base Income (GBI), as a percentage of Sum Assured, accrues each year
during the
payout period.
Not only do you not have to prove yourself to be totally and permanently disabled to get benefits; you'll also enjoy a much larger
payout during the benefits
period.