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Hypothetical example

Leaving more to the kids, on purpose

Age

70

Premium

$300,000

Goal

legacy

Worry

Market swings shrinking what his children inherit.

Walt, 70, has his own income covered. He wants a set amount of money to pass to his two children, and he wants that amount to grow while he waits.

What we compared

Three annuities with a death benefit that grows by a guaranteed roll up rate.

OptionDeath benefit roll upRoll up periodSurrender termA.M. Best
Option A10.00%15 years10 yearsA
Option B10.00%10 years10 yearsA
Option C8.00%15 years10 yearsA

A roll up rate grows the death benefit, not the account value. Rider terms and costs vary; the full report covers them on a call. Live rates, refreshed nightly. Shown without a state filter; availability differs by state.

What Walt chose

Walt chose Option A for the highest guaranteed roll up. The trade off he accepted: the growing amount goes to his heirs as a death benefit, not to him as cash.

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  • Death benefit and care waiver terms
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