WHAT ARE INDEXED ANNUITIES? FREE QUOTE

An indexed annuity is a fixed annuity, either immediate or
deferred, that earns interest or provides benefits that are linked
to an external equity reference or an equity index. The value of

the index might be tied to a stock or other equity index. One
of the most commonly used indices is the S&P 500, which is
an equity index. The value of any index varies from day to day
and is not predictable.

When you buy an indexed fixed annuity you own an insurance
contract. You are not buying shares of any stock or equity index.
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HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT FROM OTHER
FIXED ANNUITIES?                                           FREE GUIDE

     An indexed fixed annuity is different from other fixed annuities
because of the way it credits interest to your annuity's value.
Some fixed annuities only credit interest calculated at a rate set

in the contract. Other fixed annuities also credit interest at rates

set from time to time by the insurance company. Indexed

Annuities credit interest using a formula based on changes

in the index to which the fixed annuity is linked. The formula

decides how the additional interest, if any, is calculated and

credited. How much additional interest you get and when

you get it depends on the features of your particular fixed annuity.

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