annuities

Insurance companies who sell annuities are have credit ratings, and some have been around for quite a while.

Other countries have tried to move more people into essentially buying annuities to mitigate the varying-lifespan risk.

Private corporations already underwrite bonds (and related debt products like pensions, corporate loans, annuities or mortgages).

You can look at this in terms of the present values of annuities or perpetuities.

Or buy annuities, setup a bond ladder, or hold dividend stocks, but these have their own, related issues.

So if Montanan women notice they pay more life insurance, or men pay more for annuities, they can thank their local regulator.

A lot of people fund their own retirements through 401(k), annuities or personal savings, that does not disqualify them from Social Security.

Of course, the annuities don't exist or are ludicrously expensive because it's crazy to try and predict the future so many years out.

I'm in insurance too - variable annuities specifically - and it's the most perfect problem for parallelization.

Some workers also might not like it because annuities don't have great returns.

This has to do with the value of outstanding loans and annuities.

Please share this with the rest of the world, that we may all have better annuities...

Often times, I'll quickly look up something / fact check what I've read in an article (most recently was "longevity insurance" annuities and reverse mortgages), and now I'm getting a whole bunch of ads aimed at older / retired people on many sites that I visit.

Women would be paying more for life insurance than they "should" be (relative to men--men would be paying less than they "should" be), and men would be paying more for annuities than they "should" be (and again, vice versa).