lump sum

Those in the application process or switching to a new new deal will also receive a lump sum, as long as they have reached the formal offer stage.

If the market tanks, it's the best time for you to buy, unlike in lump sum investing-when you buy high, you pray for the market to go up so you don't lose your hard-earned money.

The lump sum tax, which was supposed to generate $150 million a year for the government, is aimed at all businesses and private professions such as lawyers, doctors and accountants.

A lack of competition in the market would have led to rubbish cash offers, high charges and the chance of having to pay tax on lump sums - meaning many would have been even worse off.

When you buy an annuity with your pension fund, usually after you have taken the 25 per cent tax-free cash, you are swapping a lump sum for the promise of an income for as long as you are alive, or for a certain time after you die depending on the way you set the annuity up at the time.

He noted that the lump sum ballooned to at least P758.398 billion from the 2015's P424 billion and does not include other items in the Unprogrammed Fund and other Special Purpose Funds (SPFs)

RAWALPINDI -- Notices have been issued to 12 private schools for receiving 3 months fee from students in lump sum in respect of summer vacation period.

Halifax, part of the British government backed financial services provider Lloyds Banking Group, on Tuesday reported that 26% of landlords would consider using a lump sum from their pension to invest in property.

On the death of the scheme member death benefits can be paid as either a lump sum or kept within the scheme and be taken as income drawdown.