"monthly payout" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a certain amount of money that is paid out or received each month, for example: "Employees of the company receive a monthly payout of $1,000."
She figured she could pare at least $300 from her monthly payout of $2,525.
Choose a joint annuity paying out 100% after you die, and the monthly payout falls to £413.
Taking Social Security at 62 means a retiree would receive a 25 percent lower monthly payout than if she worked until 66.
Some are set up to provide a specified monthly payout, while others pay variable amounts based on what the portfolio produces.
(One spouse may apply alone because the monthly payout from the lender is usually higher if just the older spouse applies).
Some retirees will expect a specific monthly payout while others will favor a variable amount, based on what the portfolio generates.
Several had expressed worry about Dewey's ability to provide the typical monthly payouts.
It has made monthly payouts to investors, but much of the money needed to make those payments was borrowed.
You'll also need to decide whether to take your distribution in one lump sum or spread it into perhaps quarterly or monthly payouts.
The company, which recently added musician Amanda Palmer to its network, has doubled its monthly payouts since November 2014, when it reached the $1m-a-month 1m-a-month
As he says in a podcast conversation, Social Security is a form of annuity — and he suggests that by delaying the receipt of benefit checks, people can greatly increase their monthly payouts.
