- 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...
- Pet
insurance Retirement planning Return of
premium life
insurance Segregated funds Servicemembers'
Group Life
Insurance Term life
insurance Tontine "The...
- States, such risk
mitigation is
often achieved using a
longevity annuity or
Tontine[dubious – discuss],
qualifying longevity annuity contract (QLAC), deferred...
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Hazard had
previously invested in an idea of Blodget's
called the
Boston Tontine, a sort of
early annuity fund that also
acted as a
lottery for the last...
-
expected that in the long term, the
schools could be
funded by a form of
tontine insurance scheme,
whereby the cost to
educate children who
reached their teenage...
- law of
torts and contracts. It also
comes up in
issues involving tontines and
insurance fraud schemes. In real
property law and real estate, insurability...
-
Lawyer Not
Affiliated with the
Insurance Business". Ransom,
Roger L.; Sutch,
Richard (June 1987). "
Tontine Insurance and the
Armstrong Investigation:...
- of the
Tontine ****ociation,
which supervised the
trading of stocks.
Gracie expanded his
interests and
became active in the
banking and
insurance industries...
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investment strategies for
retiring individuals),
insurance derivatives, pensions, annuities,
tontines and
stochastic mortality models. He is also the executive...
- the most po****r form of
annuities were
those offered in the form of a
tontine,
where the
fixed annual payments were
shared amongst a
dwindling number...
