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retirement annuity

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A quick definition of retirement annuity:

A retirement annuity is a type of savings account that you can set up with an insurance or investment company to help you save money for when you retire. You put money into the account, and it grows over time. When you retire, you can start taking money out of the account to help you pay for your living expenses. The good thing about a retirement annuity is that you don't have to pay taxes on the money you put into the account until you start taking it out.

A more thorough explanation:

A retirement annuity is a type of annuity that provides a fixed income to an individual after they retire. It is a savings account with an insurance or investment company that is established for retirement income. Payments into the account accumulate tax-free, and the account is taxed only when the annuitant withdraws money in retirement.

For example, John contributes $500 per month to his retirement annuity account for 30 years. When he retires, he receives a fixed income from the account every month for the rest of his life. If John dies before he has received all the payments, his designated beneficiary will receive the remaining payments.

Retirement annuities can be fixed or variable. Fixed annuities guarantee fixed payments, either for life or for a specified period. Variable annuities make payments in varying amounts depending on the success of investment strategy.

Overall, retirement annuities provide a reliable source of income for individuals during their retirement years.

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[] baddestbunny
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what’s a good scholarship for you? what would make BC or Fordham worth it?
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Hmmmm let me think
[] baddestbunny
12:25
fordham’s max aid they give is 45k per year
Bunny I can possibly get a 75%+ scholarship from villanova or temple, and I'd be moving back in with my parents if I went there so I'd have near-zero COL. It'd be really hard to beat that
I would prefer BC over Fordham just because I like boston more, but I'm expecting a WL there tbh
I would maybe consider BC with $ but I don't know how to decide if a better biglaw chance is worth the COL + higher tuition
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but I think "Last Checked" would change from "Never" to something else
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What do people typically write in the 'Optional Statement' for Georgetown
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Yale application is wayyy too much work
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So many apps want 'post-college activities' time to get a fuckin job
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hey guys what happens if we dont have any honors or achievements oof, just don't include a section for it on the resume?
[] baddestbunny
16:01
They make the Yale app a lot of work to filter out the people who don’t really want it like that
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@ChowieBean: i made a silly video for my optional statement :3
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@ChowieBean: I wrote a DS and top 10 list lol
[] baddestbunny
18:35
my cat is cooing like a little pigeon. does anyone have thoughts on this?
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3.79/148 chance me at Yale
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guaranteed admission
I figured I hope I don’t get yield protected
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19:56
Is actually impressive
[] baddestbunny
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[] baddestbunny
20:11
actually nvm everyone has their own reasons not my place
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