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The Owner. However, there is no real requirement that the owner be a real person, as there is with the annuitant. Any entity can own an annuity contract, including various types of trusts. As the term owner implies, the owner of the annuity contract holds a number of rights under the contract.
Annuities, which are contracts with insurance companies, are products that investors might consider when planning for retirement or seeking to turn assets into a stream of income.
The annuitant does not have the authority to make any changes to the contractonly the owner can do that. They also cannot access the money until the date stipulated in the contract. If youre thinking about purchasing an annuity and want to name someone else as the annuitant, consider someone younger than you.
There are two ways to transfer a qualified annuity: Cash out and repurchase. In this case, you would simply cash out the annuity and use the funds to purchase a new one. This is the least efficient way to do it because once you receive the funds, youre going to have to pay tax on them at an ordinary income tax rate.
If youre simply trading out one annuity contract for another, you can do without a tax penalty if youre following the IRS rules for 1035 exchanges. A 1035 exchange allows you to swap one annuity contract for another, as long as the contracts are similar.
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The Annuity Owner. The annuity owner is the person who decides the terms of the contract, including the date on which income benefits begin, how long they last and who is named as the beneficiary.
The owner is the purchaser of the annuity, pays the premiums, and has the right to surrender the annuity. The owner is also responsible for any taxes due upon surrender or payout and is usually the person who names the contracts beneficiary.
People who are financially sophisticated enough to understand how annuities are designed can build portfolios with individual securities to duplicate the results of annuities offered by insurance carriers, at least in many respects.

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