This is typically
the remaining value of the annuity or the sum of your premiums minus any withdrawals.
Not exact matches
Any
remaining money in the cash
value account
of the
annuity is usually paid to your beneficiaries, which can include your children, other family members, your church, or charities.
Each year, one should spend (at most) the amount that a freshly purchased
annuity — with a purchase price equal to the then - current portfolio
value and priced at current interest rates and number
of years
of required cash flows
remaining — would pay...
He / she can take 1 / 3rd
of the tax - free Fund
Value and purchase an
annuity with the
remaining 2 / 3rd either from IndiaFirst Life Insurance or from any other life insurance company
For Pension Plans or Retirement Plans, the vesting date is the Maturity date on which the policy holder can take 1/3
of the Maturity
value as a cash lump sum and
remaining should be used for purchasing
Annuities / policyholder can also use 100 %
of maturity
value for purchasing
Annuities.
The
remaining two - third
of the maturity
value should be used to purchase
annuity plans as per latest rules
of Insurance regulator, IRDA.