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Deferred Payment Annuity Factors
for New York and New Jersey *

Approved by the American Council on Gift Annuities,
April 18, 1999
Rates effective July 1, 1999 to June 30, 2001

SUGGESTED CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY RATES

Uniform Interest Factors for Calculating
Suggested Maximum Deferred Gift Annuity Rates


Years of Deferral**
Interest Factor Per Annum, Compounded Annually
Years of Deferral**
Interest Factor Per Annum, Compounded Annually
At Least
But Less Than
At Least
But Less Than

0

1
1.000
19
20
2.265

1

2
1.058
20
21
2.340
2
3
1.118
21
22
2.515
3
4
1.183
22
23
2.640
4
5
1.251
23
24
2.777
5
6
1.323
24
25
2.920
6
7
1.399
25
26
3.062
7
8
1.479
26
27
3.218
8
9
1.564
27
28
3.375
9
10
1.654
28
29
3.531
10
11
1.749
29
30
3.703
11
12
1.850
30
31
3.888
12
13
1.956
31
32
4.074
13
14
2.068
32
33
4.277
14
15
2.187
33
34
4.481
15
16
2.313
34
35
4.703
16
17
2.446
35
36
4.925
17
18
2.587
36
37
5.178
18
19
2.736
37
38
5.418
38
39
5.690
39
40
5.963


* New York and New Jersey are the two states known at this time to require different interest factors for deferred gift annuities with longer deferral periods.

** For the interest factors shown in this schedule, the "Years of Deferral" is the number of years from the date of issue of the agreement to the annuity starting date, and the annuity starting date is assumed to be the date six months before the first payment is scheduled to be made.

New York and New Jersey assume a significantly lower interest rate for annuities with a deferral period of more than twenty years from the date of issue to the first payment. That is why the interest factor in the schedule suddenly drops after a certain deferral period.

Interest factors in the first column are the same as for other states.