annuitant

Given those numbers, in two years (padding a bit for extra costs to close the deal) you've recouped your initial cost and the rest is just gravy until the annuitant dies.

If merit was a highly pondering factor of income, coal miners would be extremely rich and no annuitant would exist out there.

However, he is effectively an annuitant, and produces very little of value.

My grandmother is a survivor annuitant (grandfather worked for the federal government) and she has Aetna PPO through the OPM in addition to plain Medicare A/B.

Likewise for some jobs that are quite country specific: do old people who need a job to survive have more economic value than old annuitant people who can take care of their grand-children?

I know I've lost access to two major sets of my e-mails from previous employers and will lose access to the current one at my retirement (unless I go back as an annuitant?

This is particularly true when you consider that the only real risk is the annuitant dying before you recoup the money you paid them and that most of the one-time payouts seem to be in the range of $16,000, while many of the monthly payouts seem to be around $1000/mo.

Annuitant, Joint Insured, Owner, etc.), and general product type.