Sentences with phrase «typically give you some index»

They typically give you some index upside and some downside protection (guaranteed by the insurance company).

Not exact matches

Both typically seek to track an index, both trade on a stock exchange and both give investors exposure to a diversified portfolio of securities in one trade.

Given that these will be extremely long - term investments — they won't even touch the money for 10 to 15 years at minimum — you'll typically want to invest in broad market index funds.

And, because the ETF is typically based on an index, buying an ETF gives your portfolio exposure to a number of companies.

These policies allow a positive return on the cash value — typically up to a certain set maximum or «cap» — when an underlying index performs well during a given year.

When this index performs well during a given year, a positive return is credited to the cash value (typically up to a certain maximum, or cap).

If, however, the underlying index performs poorly in a given period, then the value of the account will not endure a loss, but rather will typically be credited with a 0 % for that period.