Retirement income
Depending on the contract, an annuity may offer income payments for a chosen period or for life. Ask how payments are calculated and what choices are available.
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An annuity is an insurance contract that may help with long-term retirement planning. Features vary by contract and insurer, so it is important to understand how an option works before making a decision.
Depending on the contract, an annuity may offer income payments for a chosen period or for life. Ask how payments are calculated and what choices are available.
Some annuities offer fixed interest or other ways to calculate interest. Benefits, limitations, fees, and exposure to market risk depend on the specific product.
If you are considering moving money from an IRA, workplace retirement plan, CD, or existing annuity, compare costs, tax considerations, access to funds, and benefits you could give up.
Take time to understand the contract details and how they fit your goals. You do not need to make a decision just to request more information.
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No. Contract terms, fees, withdrawal rules, income options, and potential risks differ. Review the specific contract and applicable disclosures before making a decision.
Access depends on the contract. Withdrawals may be limited and may involve surrender charges, taxes, or other consequences. Ask for the applicable rules before moving money.
Contractual guarantees, when offered, generally depend on the issuing insurance company's claims-paying ability. They are not the same as a bank deposit guarantee.