Variable Annuities
In a variable annuity, you can choose to invest your purchase payments from among a range of different investment options, typically mutual funds. The rate of return on your purchase payments, and the amount of the periodic payments you eventually receive, will vary depending on the performance of the investment options you have selected.
Variable annuities are securities regulated by the SEC. Fixed annuities are not securities and are not regulated by the SEC. You can learn more about variable annuities by reading our publication, Variable Annuities: What You Should Know. Wall Street Journal NEWS: They're Changing Our Annuity!
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The Nations TOP Annuity Producer explains HOW
a Variable Annuity works and what to look out for!!!
a Variable Annuity works and what to look out for!!!
VARIABLE ANNUITY PROS
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DON’T BUY A VARIABLE ANNUITY UNTIL
YOU WATCH THIS VIDEO REPORT! Variable annuities have an investment feature and are directly linked to certain investments in the stock market. They do offer the potential for higher returns, but in a volatile setting, including potential loss of premium when the market goes down. There are often more fees paid for the variable annuity because of the combination of annuity and investment features.
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VARIABLE ANNUITIES THE TRUTH REVEALED AT LAST!
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Questions you need to ask about your Variable Annuty
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