- A
tontine (/ˈtɒntaɪn, -iːn, ˌtɒnˈtiːn/) is an
investment linked to a
living person which provides an
income for as long as that
person is alive. Such...
- East
Twickenham to the west. Its
construction was
privately funded by a
tontine scheme, for
which tolls were
charged until 1859.
Because the
river meanders...
- push of
industry into the area
forced its
demolition in 1858. The name "
Tontine"
derives from a
financial scheme originated by
Neapolitan banker Lorenzo...
- term in
Australian English.
After a
series of
mergers and acquisitions,
Tontine Group has held the
Doona trademark since 1991. Kimptons'
adoption of the...
- "When
Others Die,
Tontine Investors Win". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331.
Retrieved 2017-03-27. Look up
tontine in Wiktionary, the
free dictionary. "The...
- Angel")
Ingrid Park ("Catch of the Day", "As If
Nothing Had Happened" and "
Tontine") Bree
Peters ("Three
Coins in a Fountain")
Donogh Rees ("Playing the Lie")...
-
during WWII says, "Bob's your uncle!" when
proposing to his crew to
start a
tontine. In The 100
season three episode "Red Sky at Morning" and
season four episode...
- Real Copy of 'Fairies' by Andy Warhol". In
December 2021, they
released Tontine (drop #65), a
morbid sort of
betting pool
loosely based on the 17th century...
- " In 1793,
Hammond became an
original shareholder of the
Tontine Coffee House. The
Tontine was
among New York City's
busiest centers for the
buying and...
- them. The
guests conclude that they have been
called together due to a
tontine made by relatives, who all died in a
hotel fire
during their last annual...
