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payout

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pay·out  (pout)
n.
1. The act or an instance of paying out.
2. A percentage of corporate earnings that is paid as dividends to shareholders.
Translations
payout [ˈpeɪaʊt] Npago m; (= share-out) → reparto m; (in competition) → premio m en metálico; (from insurance) → indemnización f
payout pay-out [ˈpeɪaʊt] n
(to winner)prix m
(to policy-holder)indemnisation f
pay packet n (British) (= wages) → paie f
payphone pay phone [ˈpeɪfəʊn] ntéléphone m public
pay raise n (US)augmentation f de salaire
pay rise n (British)augmentation f de salaire


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The premium paid by you, the tenure and your payout period will determine the amount of payout made on your policy ( See box).
Intriguingly, the two placepot dividends to have paid out more also came in the first week of October, with the record payout of pounds 63,284.
Tricks gold vendors use to cheat you out of your money include failing to show actual gold payout amounts on their sites so that they can then pay you whatever they like once you have already mailed in your gold, charging hidden fees such as shipping costs or gold appraisal fees, and not insuring your package, just to name a few.
 
 
 
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