American Annuity Table


Definition of "American annuity table, 1995"

Deborah Dooling
  Gloria Zastko Realtors

A historical mortality table used to calculate premium rates for deferred annuities and optional modes of settlement for life insurance policies. This table was subsequently replaced by the 1983 Table-a (mortality table for annuity rates for males).


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