Sentence examples for a death allowance from inspiring English sources

If (or when) you are killed, your family receives money for your funeral and a "death allowance".

She struggled to understand the morass of papers about disability allowances, death allowances, Baby Verl's support.

Chris Williams, chief executive of online investment service Wealth Horizon, calls the new personal savings allowance "a death knell for cash Isas.

Both the present arrangements and the Osborne plan permit the transfer of a spouse's allowance on their death, making a combined threshold of £650,000 (under the present rules) or £2m (under Osborne).

Examples include funeral payments to those on low incomes; winter fuel allowances of $40 a week for pensioners; a "bereavement allowance" of up to $155 a week, for a year, for the death of a spouse or a civil partner; and a tax-free lump sum of $3,200 for those losing a spouse or partner who was under state pension age.

Anne obtained a parliamentary allowance of £100,000 a year for George in the event of her death.

At inception, a monthly allowance of 4%% "non-collection" was factored in to accommodate for loss-to-follow-up or death.

I don't have a travel allowance.

Award: £10,000 plus a travel allowance.

What about a food allowance?

I had a little allowance.