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Life annuity
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LIFE ANNUITY. An annual income to be paid during the continuance of a particular life.
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Standard lifetime annuities are currently paying close to historically low levels which is encouraging more people to look at alternative strategies, such as delaying purchase of a lifetime annuity by using a fixed-term annuity or by seeking to keep growing the pension pot through investment-linked options.
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Lifetime annuities allow investors to make regular payments or a one time payment and provide regular source of income.
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Sources of income which count towards the new flexible drawdown include guaranteed lifetime income are state pensions, defined benefit schemes, scheme pensions and lifetime annuities.
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