Sentence examples for of drawdown from inspiring English sources

You may also be better off delaying or even avoiding annuities and considering the options of drawdown or "trivial commutation".

QUESTION FROM AMARJIT: Does the book suggest to us what to expect in terms of the scale of drawdown in July 2011?

"Investor demand for non-annuity retirement incomes, in the form of drawdown and one-off lump sums, now dwarf sales of annuity arrangements.

He pledged many months ago that troop withdrawals would begin this July, and though the pace of drawdown remains subject to change, an administration personnel shuffle last week signaled that the president is ready to turn the page.

The historic rule of thumb is that the "safe" level of drawdown is 4% a year, which in our example of a £75,000 pot equates to around £3,000 a year.

Andrew Tulley, from MGM Advantage, a pensions firm, said: "Blended solutions, offering the benefits of drawdown and annuity within one wrapper, are likely to be introduced into the market and become popular".

After waves of drawdowns, the American presence was already a ghost of what it had once been.

We test the accuracy of the algorithm with a series of drawdown-buildup tests in highly deviated wells; a comparison of results obtained with the available analytical solutions and the numerical simulator shows a very good agreement.

They plan to withdraw 4 percent of their savings a year — a common, rule-of-thumb drawdown.

When Democrat Obama last month announced the start of the drawdown of troops from Afghanistan, Bachmann accused the president of putting politics ahead of national security.

Petraeus said that he was preparing to provide options and recommendations to President Obama for commencement of the drawdown of U.S. surge forces in July.