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Annuity Table, 1949
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Annuity Table, 1949
A mortality table of the likelihood a person of a certain age will die in the next year, taking into account the fact that people were living longer than they were when the Standard Annuity Table was published in 1937. It was used in determining one's eligibility for some insurance and annuity plans. It has since been replaced.


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Annuity tables give a good base figure to have in mind but it doesn't say much about what you as an individual might receive given your unique circumstances.
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