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Basket Purchase
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Basket Purchase
The purchase of a large number of assets, as opposed to a single asset. For example, a company may buy 1,000 widgets instead of one widget at a time. Retailers commonly make basket purchases to manage their inventory. A basket purchase is also called a lump-sum purchase.


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If, through product marketing, guaranteed income option, the consumer value proposition retirees believe the monthly consistently communicated is income is low relative to the "monthly premium needed to purchase lump-sum purchase price of the monthly income," the lump-sum annuity.
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