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Annuitant


Synonyms:casher, collector, consignee, receiver, recipient
Filed Under: annuities, financial-banking, investments
Tags: annuity, banking, investment
 

Definition of annuitant

annuitant
1. The owner or recipient of an annuity contract or pension.

Related Terms and Acronyms:

  • annuitization   The process of turning a retirement plan or annuity into income in the form of periodic payments or a single lump sum.
  • annuity   A financial instrument that disperses a number of payments over a set period of time.
  • commissioners' reserve valuation method   A method used to determine the minimum statutory reserves for annuities and insurance products.
  • payee   The name of the person to whom the money in a cheque is to go.
  • reverse mortgage   A loan that allows an older homeowner to convert built-up equity into cash. The loan comes due when the owner dies, sells the house or moves out.

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