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  2. Begin by entering your personal information in the designated fields, including your name and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for your annuity contract.
  3. In the Owner’s Statement section, acknowledge that you understand the terms of the annuity. You will need to check each box confirming your understanding of key points regarding withdrawal charges and market value adjustments.
  4. Fill in the initial premium amount you are paying for the annuity. This is a critical figure that determines your investment.
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In her 2001 book, The Road to Wealth, Suze Orman tells readers that if you dont want to take risk but still want to play the stock market, a good index annuity might be right for you. In my world, annuities really sell for four things and the acronym is PILL. P stands for principal protection.
Some annuities do indeed offer a 7% rate guarantee. But theres a catch. That doesnt guarantee the annuitys actual return. Instead, it guarantees the growth of an income account value created by an optional rider.
If you worry more about consistent growth than inflation and want a predictable return, a fixed annuity might be the better option for you. However, if you want to make sure that your income stream will be sufficient even with inflation doing who-knows-what, an indexed annuity will likely be the right choice.
Its also important to know that you can lose money in an indexed annuity, even one with a minimum interest rate guarantee. This can happen if you withdraw money from your annuity early (before age 59 1/2) or if you surrender the annuity too soon. If you withdraw money too early, you may be hit with a tax penalty.
Its possible to lose money with a fixed index annuity, but if you do, its likely because you have withdrawn too much or too early, and as a result, paid withdrawal charges and penalty taxes. If you leave the funds in place, your premium contributions are typically protected from losing value.
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1:16 14:43 Theres no fee for the fixed index annuities floor. Another reason its called fixed is because ofMoreTheres no fee for the fixed index annuities floor. Another reason its called fixed is because of the underlying floor or minimum guaranteed interest rate however.
Note: You can lose principal in a fixed indexed annuity due to surrender charges if you withdraw assets before the surrender period is up. So if you are considering purchasing one of these types of annuities, you might want to think about whether its a registered or unregistered product.

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