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A fixed income annuity is a type of insurance contract where the insurance company makes payments of a preassigned amount to the holder of the annuity, the annuitant.
his annual income is 38.89crore but he takes only 15 crore.
Calculate the annual income that will be lost by the person (or you) dying, and the number of years that that income will be "missed" by the people left behind (survivors). Multiply these two figures and that gives you the total amount of money that will be "missing" or "needed" after your death. That is usually a good starting point. There are formulas to "discount" the annual shortfall over the number of years involved. Insurance agents have these discount factors readily available. Don't count on the survivor remarrying too soon, especially if you have children. Assume the longest period that the person will have to "get along without you," and try to cover that period of time. If you own a house, the mortgage should already be life insured, so that can often be deducted from your calculation. Call an insurance agent, because each case needs to be looked at individually. There is no "right answer" to this one. However, there are some right questions, and you just asked one. Best of luck. There are various factors that determine the amount of insurance you need, such as: gross income, age, inflation, annual interest rate etc. You can refer to an online life insurance calculator that can assist you in determining the exact amount of coverage you need on life insurance policy.
One rule of thumb is to buy an amount equal to five to seven times your annual gross income. But the real question is how much your family will need when you're gone. That depends a lot on the family and what stage of life you're at. When you plan to buy a life insurance policy, the factors to consider when deciding on the amount of coverage include funeral expenses, education loans, any pending mortgages or debts, and the financial support your family would need in your absence. Five to ten times your annual income is the normally recommended amount suggested. It is preferable to get a professional opinion about this before signing up for anything and many insurance providers and companies offer a personalized analysis of your financial needs, as part of their service.
what percent of your annual income is safe to spend on health related insurance?
'Annual income' is the total amount of money you earn in one year.
What is meaning of annual income? 'Annual income' is the total amount of money you earn in one year.
Annual gross taxable income and your adjusted gross income amount of worldwide income would be calculated before taxes.
Annual gross income refers to the amount of money a person makes in a year before taxes are removed. Net income refers to the amount of money made after the withdrawal of taxes.
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How much money someone is payed every year. Annual is another word for yearly.
Most popular life insurance plan is the 20 years Term Life, with guaranteed fixed premiums for the length of the contract. This is due to the low cost per amount of benefit coverage. Average amount purchased is recommended to be 10 to 20 times your annual income.
This cannot be determined without knowing your income as the calculation changes as income increases. For example if your annual income is $20,000 you will get a larger amount than you would if your annual income was $60,000.
Annual income is what you earn as wage or salary per year. Usually all data on income are per year and you have to spit the amount to see what you earn per month. However, if you add all your income (what you receive from January 1st to December 31st), you will have the annual income.Annual = per year.
If you are asking what is the annual income of a person that follows Islam. What is the annual income of a Christian?, and now what is the annual income of another Christian? Are they the same, maybe, or maybe not. What does religion have to do with the amount fo money a person makes. I know a Jewish Doctor and a Catholic Landscaper. That's the question for you. I also know a Muslim Doctor and a Muslim store owner. Chances are that they don't make the same amount of money, and especially because they both follow Islam!!!!!
a yearly earning