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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Nationwide Destination Freedom+SM Variable Annuity in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'Parties to the Contract' section. Enter your name, birth date, and contact information as the Contract Owner. If applicable, provide details for a Joint/Contingent Owner.
  3. Complete the 'Annuitant' section if different from the Contract Owner. Ensure that all fields are filled accurately, including relationship and birth date.
  4. In the 'Beneficiaries' section, allocate percentages to each primary and contingent beneficiary. Remember that total allocations must equal 100%.
  5. Proceed to 'Contract Information' and select your contract type by checking the appropriate box. Fill in any required payment information.
  6. Review your selections in 'Contract Options' and 'Investment Options'. Make sure all choices align with your financial goals.
  7. Finally, sign and date the application in the 'Contract Owner Signatures' section before submitting it through our platform.

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Variable annuities in IRAs/401(k)s: Often high fees and redundant tax deferral if money is already in a tax-advantaged account. Overly complex indexed contracts: If you cant easily explain the cap, participation rate, spread, and surrender terms, its probably not a fit.
Low interest rates and equity market volatility of the post-2008 financial crisis era placed pressure on the returns and hurt insurers ability to support variable annuities, many of which were issued with minimum guarantees. Insurers responded by reducing their guarantees.
A variable annuity may be attractive if you want retirement income with the opportunity for higher returns and have a higher risk tolerance. Income in retirement: Like other annuities, variable annuities offer an income stream in retirement and beyond if you choose.
You can cash out variable, fixed and indexed annuities at any time. But you will have to pay any surrender charges, taxes and penalties due on each annuity you cash out.
You can lose money in a variable annuity. Variable annuities are investment-based retirement savings products. This means that you earn returns based on your investment portfolios performance.

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The benefits of a variable annuity include tax-deferred growth, guaranteed income in retirement, and a death benefit for beneficiaries. The downsides are complexity, layered fees, and withdrawal penalties.

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