perpetuities
Things lasting forever
Perpetuities is the plural of perpetuity, which means something lasting forever or an indefinitely long time.
In law, perpetuities refers to arrangements that tie up property or assets indefinitely: The rule against perpetuities limits how long a trust can control inheritance.
The phrase in perpetuity means forever: The land was granted to the family in perpetuity.
Believes in reliability
- estatesLarge property holdings
- beneficiariesThose who receive advantages
- vestingGaining full ownership
- remotenessQuality of being faraway
settlor · grantor · testamentary · inheritance · bequest · remainders · reversions · contingent
Periodic fixed payments
- endowmentsDonated assets yielding income
- investmentsAssets bought for profit
- bondsTies that unite
- dividendsProfits paid to shareholders
income · yield · interest · capital · securities · coupon · principal · present value
trusts
Believes in reliability
- estatesLarge property holdings
- beneficiariesThose who receive advantages
- vestingGaining full ownership
remoteness · settlor · grantor · testamentary · inheritance · bequest · remainders · reversions · contingent · entail
annuities
Periodic fixed payments
- endowmentsDonated assets yielding income
- investmentsAssets bought for profit
- bondsTies that unite
dividends · income · yield · interest · capital · securities · coupon · principal · present value · discount rate
eternal
Lasting without end
- everlastingLasting for all time
- endlessWithout termination or boundary
- infiniteHaving no bounds
timeless · forever · unending · permanent · ceaseless · interminable · ageless · undying · immortal · perennial
perpetuitiesends
Termini or concludes
expirations · terminations · term limits · temporariness · transience
perpetual, perpetuate, perpetually, perpetuity, perpetuation, perpetuating, perpetuated, perpetuates, perpetuators