Possessives

• death: This represents a return of original capital less annuity payments received in the event of the annuitant's death before the age of 75.

Converse of object

• pay: They do this to ensure that the details given in the application form are correct before paying the annuitant an income.

• provide: This fall was presumably the result of the demise of some annuitants provided for by the property.

• assume: It assumes the annuitant purchases the annuity for the ages from 55 to 70.

• mean: This means the annuitant would need to be over 70 years of age given the current rate of annuity interest.

Adjective modifier

• other: Part of this money is returned to the other annuitants in the form of more income.

• future: Some of this is returned to future annuitants in the form of higher annuity rates.

• compulsory: And voluntary annuitants are even longer-lived than compulsory annuitants.

• male: The increase in cost is about 15 % for male annuitants, and about 10 % for females at age 65.

• voluntary: And voluntary annuitants are even longer-lived than compulsory annuitants.

Modifies a noun

• life: This advantageous annuity taxation means less tax paid and more income for the rest of the annuitants life.

• mortality: Achieved operating profit* of £ 305 million ( including £ 56 million charge for annuitant mortality ) compared with £ 321 million in 2001.

• longevity: These actions include:- Reassurance of a large proportion of our annuity portfolio to reduce exposure to annuitant longevity risk.

• datum: Top Provision of annuitant data by 31st December 2005.

Noun used with modifier

• with-profits: You may also be aware a group of with-profits annuitants have recently announced that they intend taking legal action against the Society.

• profit: He confirms that this cut applied to with profit annuitants as well as to pension and endowment investors.