survivor benefit
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsurvivorandbenefit
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survivor
noun[C]
uk/səˈvaɪ.vər/us/sɚˈvaɪ.vɚ/
a person who continues to live, despite ...
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benefit
noun
uk/ˈben.ɪ.fɪt/us/ˈben.ə.fɪt/
a helpful or good effect, or something intended ...
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On the other hand, deferring retirement age increases the value couples give life annuities with contingentsurvivorbenefit.
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Most couples with a bequest motive should decide not to purchase annuities with contingentsurvivorbenefit.
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It should be noted that the difference between a life annuity with contingentsurvivorbenefitand a joint survivor life annuity is not only actuarial.
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Couples with low risk aversion who are very impatient to consume would not purchase a life annuity with contingentsurvivorbenefit.
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The annuity with contingentsurvivorbenefitmeans that only one partner in the couple has entitlement to a pension, and that the other is a dependent.
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With this aim in mind, we develop an optimization model of the utility provided by purchasing a life annuity with contingentsurvivorbenefitor a joint survivor life annuity.
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The desirability of annuitization for couples will also be diminished in our model in those cases where the ratio of couple tosurvivorbenefitis suboptimal.
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As a reality check, we also ran simulations assuming no actuarial unfairness, and found that all household types annuitized immediately, even when the annuity provided an inappropriatesurvivorbenefit.
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Even with a 100 %survivorbenefit, we calculate that annuity equivalent wealth is still only 1.278, significantly less than their value of 1.407 when l equals zero.
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If their husband dies before them, they are reliant on anysurvivorbenefitin their husband's pension, so it is critical that they should be aware of what is happening.
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Beneficiaries are persons receiving asurvivorbenefitor reversionary annuity.
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Future benefits for each household member may at various times during their retirement span be based on their own earnings, spousal benefits, or survivor benefits.
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The benefits at issue include medical and dental benefits, basic housing and transportation allowances, family separation benefits, visitation rights in military hospitals, andsurvivorbenefitplans.
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For ease of computation, we assume that couples are only able to purchase annuities with 2/3 survivor benefits.
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Reductions in sickness, unemployment and survivor benefits became the focus of collective bargaining agreements.
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Then, old-age pensions, spouse benefits (where appropriate), and survivor benefits are being paid out until the immigrant and his wife can be expected to have died.
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