Sentence examples for a monthly payout from inspiring English sources

The New York Times Company, which like many of the nation's newspaper publishers is dealing with large pension obligations, is offering former employees the option of taking a lump sum payment for their pensions instead of a monthly payout.

The new system will merge benefits and tax credits into a monthly payout.

This is the kind that converts a lump sum into a monthly payout that lasts only as long as you do; what you are paying for is not a tax shelter, which is already there, but rather an assurance that you wont outlive your capital.

A fixed annuity will have a guaranteed monthly payout.

Some retirees will expect a specific monthly payout while others will favor a variable amount, based on what the portfolio generates.

United Technologies, an aerospace and building technology company with nearly 200,000 employees, uses target-date mutual funds — whose investments become more conservative over time — but there's a twist: the plan also incorporates annuities that offer a guaranteed monthly payout in retirement.

Advantages: You can invest the $150,000 for five years, and presumably will have more than that sum in 2015 to use on annuity purchases; you get a higher monthly payout per dollar invested, because you're older; and you get a peek at the Grim Reaper's plans for you.

Some are set up to provide a specified monthly payout, while others pay variable amounts based on what the portfolio produces.

So one would expect annuity vendors to offer them a higher monthly payout for each dollar invested.

You'd put in 30 years at IBM or GM and be guaranteed a certain monthly payout for as long as you lived.

In addition to being liable for millions of dollars in damages, Verizon has been ordered to pay ActiveVideo $2.74 for each one of their FiOS television subscribers, which means a total monthly payout as high as $11 million.