Joint life 50%, 3% escalation, no guarantee - meaning please

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Hi
Can someone explain the following
Joint life 50%, 3% escalation, no guarantee
Single life, 3% escalation, 5 year guarantee
Single life, level, no guarantee
Thinking single - until I die
Joint - transfers to partner
escalation - grows during my life by 3%
guarantee ??
Any help appreciated
Can someone explain the following
Joint life 50%, 3% escalation, no guarantee
Single life, 3% escalation, 5 year guarantee
Single life, level, no guarantee
Thinking single - until I die
Joint - transfers to partner
escalation - grows during my life by 3%
guarantee ??
Any help appreciated
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I believe the below is correct. If not, someone will be along to correct me:
Joint life 50% = If you die, your partner will get 50% of your monthly annuity/pension
Single Life = If you die, your annuity/pension will stop (after the guarantee period if one is applicable)
3% escalation = Your annuity/pension will increase by 3% each year
5 year guarantee = If you die, the annuity/pension will continue to be paid until the guarantee is up
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Joint life 50%, 3% escalation, no guaranteeIt means the annuity drops to 50% on the named beneficiary (could be any spouse depending on options or provider selected - it is not consistent). 3% annual indexation on the payments and no guarantee period (i.e. if you die after 1 month, then the annuity will drop by 50%. If the beneficiary dies in month 2, the annuity stops altogether)Single life, 3% escalation, 5 year guaranteeIndexation same as above. Single life means on your life only. 5 year guarantee means a minimum of 5 years income will be paid. i.e. if you die in month 3, a further 57 income payments will be made.Single life, level, no guaranteelevel means no indexation. no guarantee means it ends when you die.
I take it you haven't got onto other annuity options yet like value protect, with or without proportion or with or without overlap?
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