ANNUITY PARTIAL SURRENDER REQUEST 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ANNUITY PARTIAL SURRENDER REQUEST in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering your POLICY NUMBER, followed by the names of the INSURED and OWNER if different from the insured.
  3. Select either 'Amount Requested' or 'Penalty Free Withdrawal' by checking the appropriate box. If you choose an amount, specify it in the provided space.
  4. Indicate whether you want a Net or Gross Withdrawal. Remember, a Net Withdrawal is what you receive after deductions, while a Gross Withdrawal is before any charges.
  5. Complete the FEDERAL INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING ELECTION section by selecting your preference for tax withholding on your distribution check.
  6. If necessary, provide an alternate mailing address for your check and fill in your Owner’s Date of Birth and Daytime Phone Number.
  7. Choose your preferred delivery method for receiving the surrender check. If no option is selected, it will be mailed via USPS 1st Class Mail at no cost.
  8. Finally, ensure all required signatures are completed and dated as per instructions before submitting your form.

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Partial withdrawals Most annuities allow you to withdraw a portion of your account without incurring surrender charges. Typically, you can take out 10% of your contract value per year. So if you have a $100,000 annuity, you could potentially withdraw up to $10,000 annually without penalties.
Many annuities have a free withdrawal provision that lets you pull out a portion of your fundsoften 10%during your surrender period without incurring a surrender charge.
A full surrender occurs when you cancel your annuity contract completely. But you can choose a partial surrender and withdraw only a portion of your contract value. This allows you to keep the benefit of the annuitys tax-deferred growth while also accessing some cash immediately.
In addition to surrender charges in your contract, there may be tax consequences for early withdrawal. The IRS refers to annuity surrender before the age of 59 as early distribution. Unless you qualify for one of the early distribution exceptions, your gains are subject to a 10% penalty.
During this period, you cannot withdraw your funds from the plan. If you try to withdraw your money before the surrender period ends, you will likely pay a penalty. Typically, surrender period for annuity plans can be between 6 to 8 years.

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What is Partial Surrender? In the context of life insurance policies, Partial Surrender is an action by policyholders involving: Cash Value Withdrawal: Taking out a portion of the policys accumulated cash value. Policy Retention: The policy remains active despite the withdrawal.

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