Sentence examples for Inherited estate from inspiring English sources

Despite his leisure, Mr. Chaplin led a troubled life and eventually lost his inherited estate.

The Edinburgh-based company is the latest in a line of insurers to announce a carve-up of its so-called inherited estate.

Panmure said: "Today Aviva has announced the reattribution of its remaining Inherited Estate (orphan assets) ahead of an analyst and investor presentation on its UK life operation.

Aviva has appointed former gas industry regulator Clare Spottiswoode to represent policyholders during discussions over what should happen to its inherited estate, and Prudential is having similar discussions.

The company said £500m of assets from its "inherited estate" could be paid out to members after a review showed the money was not needed to cover liabilities in the funds and could be distributed.

It's great to be less class-ridden in your obituaries than we here in the UK (where a title or an inherited estate unfortunately seem sometimes to be qualifications for an obituary), but Ordinary Jo/Joe is to the reader often just that – ordinary.

The two sides were also apart on where to set taxes on inherited estates.

The two sides also had yet to agree on another politically sensitive issue: how to tax inherited estates.

While conservatives complained about new taxes and a lack of spending reductions, liberals complained about its provisions regarding inherited estates.

The tax on inherited estates would rise from 35 percent to 40 percent, though Democrats agreed to keep in place the current exemption for estates worth up to $5 million.

Democrats put out late word that Republicans wanted the threshold at which inherited estates would be taxed to be indexed to inflation, a nonstarter for them.