Annuiteitser

Annuiteitser is a term found in some Dutch- and Scandinavian-language financial texts to denote a person connected with an annuity contract. The exact sense of the word varies by jurisdiction and contract, but it generally refers to someone who is entitled to receive payments from an annuity or who administers or manages those payments on behalf of beneficiaries.

In English-language usage there is no widely accepted direct translation for annuiteitser. The closest equivalents are annuitant (the person who receives the payments) or annuity holder/owner. Because of this variability, the term can cover different roles depending on the contract: an individual who holds the policy and is entitled to periodic payments, a person named to receive distributions after a trigger event, or an administrator who ensures the correct payment flow.

Use and context: Annuiteitser-related references typically arise in pension schemes, life annuities, or structured settlements. The term may appear in legal or regulatory texts within countries that use Germanic or Nordic linguistic roots for contract terminology. It is not a standard term in English-dominated financial literature, and its precise definition should be clarified by the contract or jurisdiction in question.

See also: annuity, annuitant, policyholder, annuity provider, pension.