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Annuitizing conservative assets allows them to work harder, "and then you've allowed those other less-conservative investments to grow and to build, hopefully," he said. For instance, if a company annuitized one-third of a plan's liabilities (by annuitizing its retirees), then one-third of the deferred gain is immediately recognized as income under FAS 88. You can avoid this dilemma by annuitizing a private pension, but since annuity-purchasers tend to live longer, insurance companies charge a steep premium for this service. |
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