Sentence examples for high annuity from inspiring English sources

However, only two parcels of the "income first" selection met all four objectives representing a win-win situation by combining high annuity differences with a great potential of environmental benefits from planting SRC.

The boxplots (Fig. 7d f) further indicate that maximum synergies between ecological services and economic return are most likely to expect in the municipalities 1, 3, 5, 9 and 11 due to the combination of comparably high annuity differences for both scenarios and the additional gain for erosion protection and structural enrichment from the "ecological benefits" scenario.

Traditionally, men have received higher annuity payouts because their life expectancy is shorter.

The highest annuity rate over recent decades was more than 15% in 1990.The last time annuity rates were in double digits at 10% was 1998.

Head of pensions research Tom McPhail said: "It is unrealistic to expect a sudden short-term jump in gilt yields to feed through immediately into higher annuity rates.

"Lifestyle choices" refers to the fact that people who, for example, smoke or drink a lot will often qualify for a higher annuity rate.

They can spot, for instance, if you have what may seem a relatively mild ailment which could entitle you to a higher annuity because you are likely to live a slightly shortened life than the average.

Men used to enjoy higher annuity rates because they have a shorter life expectancy, but the EU forced insurance companies to equalise rates for men and women from December 2012.

As a result, the PEM & BM based PtG plant suffers from a higher annuity fee than that employing AE & CM technologies due to its limited lifespan, even though its CAPEX might be lower based on the cost estimation in Table 2.

In Britain, men, who have a shorter life expectancy, will no longer be entitled to higher annuities than women.

The high variable annuity expenses, combined with surrender periods and fees that can stretch out for many years are some of the reasons why most variable annuities are not recommended by the Bogleheads.