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Fixed vs. Variable Annuities (Which One Is Right For Me)

Fixed vs. Variable Annuities

The choice of fixed or variable annuity depends primarily on the specific needs of the investor.

fixed annuity is most appropriate for people who want to:

  • Earn a fixed rate of interest without risk
  • Save on contract expenses and management fees

A variable annuity is most appropriate for people who want to:

  • Have the opportunity to make substantial gains, depending on the performance of your investments
  • Respond to changing market conditions by transferring money to a different funding option within a variable annuity without paying taxes on any earnings you have made.

Proceeds from annuities are not subject to probate and may be passed directly to your designated beneficiary.