| The later we leave it, the more the pension becomes a tontine in which the survivor takes all. |
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| We advise actual cohabitants to draw up a will, a cohabitation agreement or tontine. |
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| It is therefore very important that if you wish to draw up a will, a cohabitation agreement or tontine, you do get advice from a notary. |
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| In the event that a policyholder dies during the tontine policy, his or her beneficiary will be entitled to benefits, but no dividends. |
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| A tontine can apply both in respect of all undistributed assets or in respect of a number of possessions. |
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| Furthermore, it provides for tontine companies and mutual reinsurance companies. |
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| All the people involved in this tontine are now productive members of society. |
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| However, it must be lamented that the tontine aimed at IGA is no longer operational in part because James and Rachel have left Buea. |
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| A tontine is a group savings and mutual financial assistance programme for a small group of borrowers who are jointly liable. |
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| You might compare the coming boomer longevity competition to a tontine. |
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| The President is the last beneficiary in the tontine round. |
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| The small group formed an association and initiated a monthly tontine, in which the benefiting member had to set up an income-generating activity whose feasibility had been previously discussed within the group. |
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| The holders of tontine life insurance contracts enter into an agreement to pay premiums for a certain amount of time before they gain the right to acquire dividends. |
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| The earnings that ordinarily would be used to pay dividends are accumulated during the tontine period and subsequently given only to policyholders who are still alive at the end of the term. |
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| A tontine is an organization of individuals who enter into an agreement to pool sums of money or something of value other than money, permitting the last survivor of the group to take everything. |
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| You can replace the classic tontine with an accretion clause with option. |
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| They were pleasantly high, but in an almost self-conscious way, as if they were members of a tontine blessed by the unexpected death of two or three of its members. |
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| He has taken over a pub a mile away from the Tontine in the recusant village of Osmotherley, high on the scarp of the moors. |
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| The Iron Bridge proprietors also built the Tontine Hotel to accommodate visitors to the new bridge and the industrial sites of the Severn Gorge. |
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