Fixed annuities come with a rate of return that is guaranteed by the claims - paying ability of the insurance company.
Not exact matches
Deferred and immediate
annuities generally
come in two flavors:
fixed and variable
annuities.
Since converting to the Safe and Predictable world of
Fixed Annuities, I find that clients are not used to the concept of Surrender Charges and this topic often
comes up for discussion.
But I warn you that
fixed annuities and variations on them that are touted as alternatives to savings accounts and CDs can
come laden with any number of hitches and charges.
Retirement
annuities, properly called deferred
annuities,
come in three varieties,
fixed, indexed and variable.
Over the last few years a few very creative insurance agents have
come up with names for
fixed indexed
annuities (or equity indexed
annuities) in order to make the public believe they had the «magic bullet»
annuity.
Because he considers
annuities to be a form of
fixed income, he sold
fixed - income investments to
come up with the cash for the (registered)
annuity.
Broadly speaking,
annuities come in two varieties: variable and
fixed.
Also, while on the subject: Why
fixed annuities are NOT the answer when it
comes to getting a retirement paycheck from your nest egg (and why you shouldn't fear buying bond mutual funds when you think interest rates are about to go up).
In addition, as subsidiary of the Lincoln group, the company is also included in the accolade given to the group: number 27 on Fortune 500, number three company when it
comes to insurance sales, number five company with the largest amount of variable
annuity plans sold, and number nine in overall ranking for total sales of
fixed annuity plans.
Deferred
annuities come in two forms:
fixed and variable.