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Definition of lump sums in English English dictionary

lump sum
A large one-time payment of money
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Payment of the entire proceeds of a life insurance policy in one sum
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Large payment of money received at one time, for example upon retirement
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a single loan advance at closing
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A type of withdrawal from a qualified plan that may be eligible for favorable tax treatment It is a total payment in one taxable year of the entire balance in the Plan upon your termination of employment, retirement, disability or death
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A single payment, as apposed to a stream of payments An ETP is a type of lump sum top
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A settlement whereby the beneficiary receives the entire proceeds of a policy at once rather than in instalments
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A lump sum is an amount of money that is paid as a large amount on a single occasion rather than as smaller amounts on several separate occasions. a tax-free lump sum of £50,000 at retirement age. an amount of money given in a single payment
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A benefit payable in a single cash payment rather than as pension or annuity
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Payment of a single, fixed amount at a specified date Lump sums are a term used in structured settlement designs (example, "At age 40, pay $25,000, while at age 50, pay $45,000") This term is also used to describe the funds that are paid at the time of settlement where no structured settlement is purchased
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a superannuation benefit taken in cash rather than being rolled over to a pension or annuity
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A form of benefit payment in which the entire benefit is paid at one time
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- a payment of capital
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The price agreed upon between supplier and purchaser for a group of items without breakdown of individual item prices; a lot price In construction, "lump sum," means a fixed total price for the complete project, as specified
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a complete payment consisting of a single sum of money
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total sum, inclusive total, comprehensive sum
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Payment of the entire proceeds of a life insurance policy at one time This is the method of settlement provided by most policies, unless an alternate settlement is elected by the policyowner before the insured's death or thereafter by the beneficiary before receiving the payment
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A benefit payable as a single cash payment rather than as a pension or annuity
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a cash payment from a superannuation fund
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The method for payment of insurance proceeds of a policy where the whole amount due or still owed is payable to the beneficiary in one sum
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single substantial payment
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A superannuation benefit paid as cash, rather than as a pension or annuity
lump sums

    Turkish pronunciation

    lʌmp sʌmz

    Pronunciation

    /ˈləmp ˈsəmz/ /ˈlʌmp ˈsʌmz/

    Etymology

    [ 'l&mp ] (noun.) 14th century. Middle English.
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