By achieve on 09 February 2010
Annuity (Financial Mathematics) An annuity is a series of payments, deposits or withdrawals, usually equal, taking place at regular periods of time, with compound interest. The name of annuity income does not mean that have to be annually, but given to any sequence of payments, same or different, at regular intervals, regardless of whether such payments are annual, biannual, quarterly or monthly. When a country is relative economic stability, it is usual to perform business operations through periodic payments, either simple or compound interest, such as annuities.
ARC Investment Partners When quotas are intended to be delivered to form a capital, are called taxation or funds, and if they are given to repay a debt, called amortization.Annuities are familiar in everyday life, such as rents, salaries, social insurance payments, installments and mortgages, life insurance premiums, pensions, payments to sinking funds, leases, pensions and others, but between different modalities and different there are many differences. However, the type of annuity is referred to the investment annuity, including compound interest, as in other types of annuity does not involve interest.