Annuity Table


Definition of "Annuity table, 1949"

Table that replaced the standard annuity table, 1937. It reflected the fact that more people were living longer in its statistics. This table was subsequently replaced by the individual annuity table, 1971 and, to some extent, the American annuity TABLE, 1955.



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