Sentences with phrase «when lump»

Used when a lump - sum amount is paid into the annuity and the annuitant wants to immediately spread it out over a period of time.

It has always been the case that when a lump sum award is made, some claimants may be under - compensated, and others over-compensated.

Therefore there is more flexibility in the exact proportions when you do the attribution with OA and GHG independently as when you lump them together in contrast to NAT factors.

You want to be very cautious when lump sums hit your bank account.

The localized disease occurs when a lump or lumps are found in one specific area, usually on the legs and these have not spread to the lymph nodes.

Surgical removal is best, and easiest when the lump is small.

It is essentially the growth in the foreign super fund between the time your member becomes an Australian resident and when the lump sum is paid.

The tax - free component for an untaxed element is only calculated when a lump sum benefit is withdrawn from your fund or rolled over into a taxed super fund.

An anti-detriment payment is an additional lump sum amount that may be paid to an eligible dependant when a lump sum death benefit is paid.

Even when you lump in help from parents, it's a small percentage of Americans that can afford a price tag like that without taking out any student loans at all.

When a lump - sum investment is modeled, the sequence of returns experienced in each particular year does not matter.

First, annuities may either be immediate annuities OR deferred annuities, which depends on the Annuity Start Date (ASD) and when the lump sum is converted to a regular stream of income.

Purchasing a life insurance annuity is less popular than simply accepting a lump sum, as there's not a huge advantage to choosing such deferred payments when the lump sum is tax - free.

Besides there are other plans such as immediate annuity it takes place when lump sum is paid.

And I personally believe that when we lump lots of things together the picture gets very cloudy and hard to interpret.

At this point, reversing a change in structure (when a lump has already formed and become malignant) is only rarely successful without surgery or chemotherapy.

But when the lump in Claire Young's left breast didn't go away, she had a scan that showed it was cancer.

He's saying more than 1 % of NY's teachers HAVE TO BE incompetent because only 38 % of high school seniors are college ready when you lump educational wastelands like Florida, Kentucky, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and 43 other states in with New York.

But when the lump didn't go away months after the baby's birth, it was time for an ultrasound.

and that is equivalent to losing possession, bc most of the time, when we lump it up, the other team gets it.

When the lump is well fermented and risen, it is put into the oven; when baked, it is cut into slices, and baked again, like biscuits; lastly, it is reduced to a fine powder, which is passed through a sieve.

That's when a lump came into my throat because the doctor could tell this was serious.»

Let's just throw the baby out with the bath water... When you lump all «Christians» together you lose the very essence of those who truly love God and follow His directions.

I hate when they lump atheists and agnostics together.

When we lump all these companies together we can find many ugly ducks, but also some gems which will increase the average by a few points year after year.

When you lump many together often a small problem on one invoice or account can hold up everything.

When lumped in with still - rising federal levies like the Universal Services Fund, they add 12 percent to the average American's cell bill and as much as 19 percent in many of our most populous states, says Scott Mackey, economist and partner with government affairs firm Kimbell Sherman Ellis.

Be careful when lumping people into groups and I'll try to do the same as I read these comments.

So when those lumps of fuel are pulled from deep below the surface in northern China or exposed by a blast of dynamite on an Appalachian mountaintop, invisible plumes of methane gas seep out, as well.

He disavowed having been influenced by Native American art — a claim that tells us much about Wheeler's capacity for self - denial — and when lumped with the Indian Space painters group objected vociferously.

Residents living near a wind farm have reported sheltering in their homes when lumps of ice were thrown from blades from a 410 - ft high turbine near Peterborough, Cambridgeshire.

Like the Twin Cities, some things are simpler when lumped together.

Not exact matches

But we demean and diminish the standouts and the ones who will really make a difference in our lives when we insist on lumping them with the rest of the mediocre pack while pretending that the world doesn't care about outcomes.

That approach became especially dangerous when a doctor found a lump on his thyroid that turned out to be cancerous.

Yet back in 2001, when investment bank Goldman Sachs hit upon the idea of lumping four of the world's most - dynamic developing economies — Brazil, Russia, India and China — into a single bloc, only its most ardent boosters would have expected the concept to catch on like it has.

This option only works when, after making the lump sum payment, you still have enough assets and income to meet your other retirement goals.

He stopped contributing to his RRSP when the market crashed, but plans to restart — with a lump sum for the payments he missed — in 2010.

But Estabrooke has harsh words for 3D printing, a phenomenon often lumped together with businesses like his when describing Brooklyn's new wave of manufacturing.

(The difference is that in home equity loan, the bank provides a lump sum, often for a specific purpose, whereas a line of credit is much like a credit card — available credit for you to use when you need it.)

What it really means: When investors fund a startup a little bit at a time instead of in a lump sum.

What retailers and shippers alike want to avoid is a repeat of 2013, when snafus and bad weather caused UPS to miss delivering two million packages by Christmas, earning the company lumps of coal in its stocking.

It should go without saying that honesty is always the best policy, transparency creates trust, acting defensively won't win you any admirers and leaders earn respect when they are willing to publicly take their lumps.

For instance, a $ 120 lump sum invested in the S&P 500 for 10 years had a 20 % higher return than when invested in monthly increments.

(I'm lumping doctors and lawyers together, because this was a time when law and medicine meant arranging for your education and running a business on your own.)

When three researchers asked 12 breast cancer patients from central Mexico, for instance, what each did right after discovering a lump in her breast, the women's answers revealed a dozen different health care routes — paths that led, in some cases, to markedly different outcomes.

When April comes I'll pay my tax bill asap and then pocked the rest of the lump sum as a nice bonus.

When you buy an income annuity, you turn over a lump sum in exchange for the payments, and you usually won't have access to that money anymore.

When you sell your invention, you receive a lump sum payment or a series of payments.

«Automate your savings out of every paycheck, rather than putting lump sums in when you get around to it,» Pavini said.

It turns out some people do lump in stock - based compensation with depreciation and amortization among the noncash items they take out when calculating EBITDA.