Journal of the Institute of Actuaries and Assurance Magazine, Volumen18Charles & Edwin Layton, 1875 |
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... per cent . ) while the charge is in reversion , and a reduced rate ( 5 per cent . ) when it falls into possession . The purchaser of the annuity may have to advance the premium , but he will certainly receive it again 1873. ] 11 Limited ...
... per cent . ) while the charge is in reversion , and a reduced rate ( 5 per cent . ) when it falls into possession . The purchaser of the annuity may have to advance the premium , but he will certainly receive it again 1873. ] 11 Limited ...
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... per cent . interest for the annuity , and requires 5 per cent . interest on his advances , he can ask himself the question whether , if he can make 4 per cent . upon an ordinary security , it is worth his while to grant an immense and ...
... per cent . interest for the annuity , and requires 5 per cent . interest on his advances , he can ask himself the question whether , if he can make 4 per cent . upon an ordinary security , it is worth his while to grant an immense and ...
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... per - cent . In 1828 the interest was lowered for all future clubs to a little above 3 per - cent . In 1850 the rate for future societies was reduced to little more than 3 per - cent , at which it now remains . In 1855 it was enacted ...
... per - cent . In 1828 the interest was lowered for all future clubs to a little above 3 per - cent . In 1850 the rate for future societies was reduced to little more than 3 per - cent , at which it now remains . In 1855 it was enacted ...
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... per cent . assumed as the permanent rate of interest , the average rate at which the total assets were invested during the Quinquennium has been £ 4 6s . 4d . per cent . , free of Income Tax . 66 Lastly . The present value of the excess ...
... per cent . assumed as the permanent rate of interest , the average rate at which the total assets were invested during the Quinquennium has been £ 4 6s . 4d . per cent . , free of Income Tax . 66 Lastly . The present value of the excess ...
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... per cent . , and on that for non- -Profit Policies to Thirteen per cent . 66 distribution of Profits . " ― The Deed of Settlement pro- vides ( Section 117 ) " that when *** after every * " ** 66 * period * to be fixed as aforesaid , an ...
... per cent . , and on that for non- -Profit Policies to Thirteen per cent . 66 distribution of Profits . " ― The Deed of Settlement pro- vides ( Section 117 ) " that when *** after every * " ** 66 * period * to be fixed as aforesaid , an ...
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according actual actuary additions adopted amount annual annuity appears applied ascertained assumed assured average become bonus calculated capital cause cent charged claims columns complete consider considerable contingent death deduction determined divided effect equal existence expected expenses experience fact five force formula Fund further future give given greater important increase Institute less liabilities lives matter means method mortality Northampton observations obtained ordinary paid participating particular payable payment per-cent period persons policies practice premiums present principle probably profits proportion proposed question rate of interest rate of mortality reason received reference regard remains represent reserve respect reversion risk Society sums assured supposed surplus tail taken tenant valuation whole Yearly
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