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Fixed Annuity

Traditional fixed annuities provide a guaranteed interest rate for a specific number of years. They’re referred to as “fixed annuities” because they offer fixed interest rate periods, typically over one, three, five, seven or 10 years.

Because taxes are deferred on the interest earned in the contract until you begin taking withdrawals or receiving scheduled payments, you may be able to grow your assets faster with a fixed annuity than in a financial vehicle that is taxed annually.1

A fixed annuity is an option for those looking for a conservative method to accumulate money that can be used to cover fixed living expenses in retirement.

Why a fixed annuity might make sense for you:

  • Principal protection from stock market losses
  • Guaranteed Interest rate credited to the contract each year
  • Interest grows tax deferred until withdrawn

 

Current Top A-rated Fixed Annuity Rates

 

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1 Any amount withdrawn from your contract may be subject to ordinary income tax and, if taken prior to age 59 1/2, a 10% federal tax penalty.


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