Annuity in a sentence as a noun

These revenues are much larger than the annuity they are paid -- by some 5 times.

If you make a certain amount at exit, that doesn't mean you were being paid an annuity in prior years.

The UK royal house is paid an annuity that was given in exchange for them surrendering the revenues from their private holdings.

But still, if you analyze it in a spreadsheet, you'll see that social security, as an annuity, is a "bad deal" when you're paying both sides.

Fascinatingly fleeting..."for one year or more"Huge difference between annuity and perpetuity cash flows.

It's because the annuity's figure is the purchasing power of those winnings at that time--the value you see as a jackpot is based on an annuity over a period of years.

An American studio would rather license off the rights to a foreign distributor, taking a sort of annuity income stream, than incur those costs and burdens itself.

In addition to credible health insurance this includes pension, annuity, on the job training and certification, and death benefits.

I don't doubt that that is a better default, but I guarantee you that someone who understands money is going to offer them the same reverse annuity deal that unwinds the same protection for lottery winners.

If you value the future dividend stream annuity-style at, say, $100 million NPV or give the VC the option of an acquisition by Google at $90 million in a later year of the fund, the VC will push for the acquisition every day of the week and twice on Sunday.

Annuity definitions

noun

income from capital investment paid in a series of regular payments; "his retirement fund was set up to be paid as an annuity"

See also: rente