Variable Annuities Explained
Unlike fixed annuities, variable annuities invest in market-based portfolios.
Your account value can increase or decrease depending on investment performance.
Benefits of a Variable Annuity
- Greater long-term growth potential
- Tax-deferred investing
- Income riders
- Death benefit options
- Investment flexibility
Things to Consider:
Variable annuities involve market risk and may include higher fees than fixed annuities. They’re often appropriate for investors with:
Longer retirement horizons
Higher risk tolerance
Growth focused objectives
Is a Variable Annuity Right for You?
Our advisors help determine whether a variable annuity fits within your retirement strategy.