The person to whom the future payments on an annuity contract are directed.
An investor who receives fixed or variable annuity payments.
Individual on whose life the contract depends.
An individual who receives or is qualified to receive an annuity.
Owner or planholder of a Retirement Income Fund (RIF).
A person who is entitled to receive benefits from an annuity.
A former employee entitled to an annuity under a retirement system established for employees. This includes the retirement system of a nonappropriated fund instrumentality of the Department of Defense or the Coast Guard. Compensationers are considered annuitants for health benefits purposes.
The person who receives an annuity income payment.
A person receiving benefits under an annuity contract.
The person upon whose life an annuity is payable. The annuitant is generally – but not always – the owner of the annuity.
The person named by the contract owner as the annuitant. It has to be one person, not a living trust, corporation or partnership. The annuitant has no say in the contract, cannot make withdrawals, change names or terminate the contract. The annuitant is similar to the insured of a life insurance policy.
A person receiving a monthly retirement annuity or disability retirement annuity from TRS. Survivor benefit recipients are not included in this definition.
The person who benefit payments for the annuity are based and who receives or will receive the income benefit from an annuity.
A retired federal employee or his/her survivor who is receiving payments from the Office of Personnel Management; a retired railroad employee, his/her spouse, or his/her survivor who is receiving payments from the Railroad Retirement Board; a retired military service person, his/her spouse or his/her survivor who is receiving payments from a military service.
One who receives annual fixed payments from an annuity
Someone receiving a pension or an annuity.
A person who is receiving an annuity. There are three types of Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS) annuitants: Disability Annuitants, Retirement Annuitant and Beneficiary Annuitants. Disability Annuitants are disabled and unable to work until normal retirement age due to a physical or mental disability. Retirement Annuitants are those who have reached their minimum retirement age and are taking a WRS retirement annuity. Beneficiary Annuitants are receiving an annuity as the beneficiary of a deceased WRS participant or alternate payee.
Any retired member or survivor receiving a SERS benefit.
Any retired member or survivor receiving a GARS benefit.
A person who purchases an annuity to receive fixed payments therefrom.
A person who receives an annuity, a guaranteed payment made yearly, either for life or for a specified number of years.
The person upon whose life the payments are based in an annuity contract.
The person during whose life an annuity is payable, usually the person to receive the annuity.
The person whose lifetime is used to measure the contractual period over which annuity payments will be made.
The individual who is entitled to receive the benefits of an annuity. Annuity - Regular payments to an individual according to a contract, for a specified or an indefinite time period.
The person upon whose life expectancy the annuity payments are based.
Is the party receiving annuity payments.
he person who is covered by an annuity and who will normally receive the benefits of the annuity.
An individual receiving benefits under an annuity.
A person who receives the payments from an annuity during his or her lifetime.
A person who will receive annuity benefits and whose lifetime is used to measure the length of time periodic income payments are payable under an annuity contract.
The person whose lifetime is used as a measuring period to determine benefits payable under a life annuity; the owner, payee, and annuitant are often the same person.
A person who receives payment pursuant to an annuity contract.
The person on whose life is used to determine the length of the annuity payments and upon who death the benefits are calculated.
A person to whom an annuity is payable, or upon the continuance of whose life further payment depends.
The person whose lifetime is used as the measuring period to determine how long payments under an annuity policy may be made.
One to whom an annuity is payable, or a person upon the continuance of whose life further payment depends.
The person selected to receive annuity payments. The annuitant may or may not be the annuity contract owner. Return to Previous
A person during whose life an annuity income is payable, usually the person receiving the income.
Person whose life is the basis for Life Contingent payments (Also referred to as Measuring Life in our Contract). The Annuitant may not be changed after the Contract Date. Unless otherwise stated, the Annuitant shall also be the Owner and the Payee.
A person who receives a pension or an annuity.
An individual receiving payments from an ANNUITY.
The person(s) who receives the income from an annuity contract. Usually the owner of the contract or his or her spouse.
Someone who is entitled to receive an annual income from an investment or annuity.
An investor who is receiving annuity payments. See: Annuity
The person who has purchased an annuity and will receive payments from that annuity. Life annuities are offered by insurance companies.
The person that will receive annuity benefits for a period of time.
The person who receives annuity income benefits.
The individual in whose name an annuity is registered and who receives the payments.
A person entitled to receive payments under an annuity.
A person who applies for and purchases an accumulation or payout annuity contract. For a payout of an annuity product, it is the person whose lifetime is used as the measuring period to determine how long benefits are payable and also is the person receiving the payments.
a person receiving payments from an annuity.
Annuitant is the person who receives annuity payments at specified intervals from the insurance company.
The person (or persons) whose life (or lives) determines the income payment benefits payable under a contract and whose death determines the death benefit.
The named individual whose lifetime is used as the measuring life in a life annuity.
The annuitant is an individual on whose life the annuity and guaranteed death benefit are based. The annuitant can be the policyowner an individual you so designate. If the plan is registered, the policyowner and the annuitant must be the same individual. If the plan is registered, you can name your spouse as a successor annuitant; if this option is chosen, any guaranteed benefits will be based on the life of the surviving spouse.
The person(s) receiving annual payments from a gift annuity.
The person to receive the annuity or the person during whose life an annuity is payable.
An individual who is receiving a CSRS, CSRS-Offset or FERS annuity.
The person receiving annual or more frequent payments from a gift annuity.
A person whose life determines the income benefits from an annuity, either for life or for a specified period of time. There may be one or two annuitants; one is the primary annuitant and the other is the joint annuitant. (See: joint annuitant.)
The person entitled to receive payments from an annuity contract.
The individual who receives or will receive the annuity payments.
The person whose life expectancy is used to determine the payout of an annuity.
A person entitled to receive annuity benefits.
An individual or entity entitled to receive annual payments through a charitable gift annuity arrangement.
individual who receives income from an annuity.
The person who will receive annuity benefits at stipulated intervals of time like yearly / half yearly/ quarterly / monthly intervals.
The beneficiary or beneficiaries (in a last-to-die arrangement) of an annuity who receives a stream of payments pursuant to the terms of the annuity contract.
The person on whose life the annuity values are based.
The person during whose lifetime an annuity is payable. This is usually the person who receives the payments from an annuity.
A person who receives, or who is planning to receive, payment from an annuity.
The person entitled to receive annuity payments or who now receives them.
The person entitled to receive annuity income payments from the annuity.
This is the person during whose life an annuity is payable.
This is a person who receives, or is entitled to, an annuity.
The person who receives payments under an annuity.
the person (usually the owner of an annuity) who receives the annuity payouts
The term used to describe the annuity contract holder, i.e., the person who buys the annuity.
The person on whose life the amount and duration of annuity payments depends.
The person(s) upon whose life annuity payments are based and who often receives the annuity payments.
The person on whose life the income payments will be based. The contract owner decides who this person will be. Once named, the annuitant cannot generally be changed.
A person that receives or is qualified to receive an annuity. In the context of the FLTCIP, it is a person as defined by the Act a 5 U.S.C. 9001(2), including Federal annuitants, surviving spouses of deceased Federal or U.S. Postal Service employees who are receiving a Federal survivor annuity, and individuals receiving compensation from the Department of Labor who are separated from Federal service.
The person, usually the annuity owner, whose life expectancy is used to calculate the income payment amount on the annuity.
The person receiving a payment in annuity form.
An individual who purchases an annuity and will receive payments from that annuity.
The person who receives an annuity, usually as payment for cash or other property, also known as the settlor or transferor
The person whose lifetime is used to measure the length of time periodic income payments are payable under an annuity contract and who usually receives the annuity benefit payments.
The individual upon whom the contractâ€(tm)s life is based. This individual has no rights to direct or alter the contract in any way. Should the annuitant pass away, the contract must be paid out to the annuitantâ€(tm)s beneficiary as a death claim, or continued by the annuitantâ€(tm)s spouse if listed as annuitantâ€(tm)s beneficiary.
The person to whom an annuity is payable.
The person on whose life the Contract is based. The annuitant may not be changed.
The person(s) on whose life the income payments are based. The contract owner decides who the annuitant(s) will be.