| Financial Institution |
55 Years Old |
60 Years Old |
65 Years Old |
70 Years Old |
75 Years Old |
80 Years Old |
| BMO Insurance |
511.40 |
565.56 |
616.60 |
688.97 |
765.71 |
884.25 |
| Canada Life |
521.20 |
565.51 |
608.11 |
668.52 |
747.06 |
845.10 |
| Desjardins Fin. Security |
487.00 |
528.09 |
583.71 |
659.30 |
760.69 |
883.98 |
| Empire Life |
507.09 |
552.03 |
617.77 |
704.68 |
824.25 |
N/A |
| Equitable Life |
475.09 |
507.60 |
582.48 |
653.54 |
755.67 |
N/A |
| Standard Life |
462.22 |
502.97 |
558.50 |
637.38 |
748.53 |
908.02 |
| Sun Life Assurance Co |
481.44 |
523.16 |
578.10 |
650.96 |
754.96 |
908.73 |
| Transamerica Life Canada |
466.43 |
506.13 |
564.64 |
648.29 |
773.31 |
960.42 |
Last Update: 11-07-2009 11:30:04
An annuity is a type of investment that guarantees payment of specific amounts of money at specific times, or in a single lump sum payment. The most common type are life annuities which pay a specified amount of money until the death of the annuitants.
Charts show the monthly incomes for a single life annuity based on a premium of $100,000 of non registered funds.
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