Impaired Risk Immediate Annuities

Definition of "Impaired risk immediate annuities"

Income payments that are calculated based on the annuitant's life expectancy and adjusted to reflect the annuitant's medical circumstance. For example, a person age 63 may have a medical impairment that gives him or her the same life expectancy as that of a person age 73. The income payment can be increased accordingly to reflect the shorter life expectancy.

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