Buffered Annuities Sample Clauses

Buffered Annuities. The performance of a buffered annuity is linked to the performance of a market index; however, your participation in any gain experienced by the index will be limited to the percentage of the gain set by the insurance company. This limits your upside potential while the insurance company helps to protect your annuity value from market volatility. This protection from market volatility is limited and will not prevent your annuity from losing value. Before placing money in a buffered annuity, please con- sider your investment objectives, time horizon, and risk tolerance. The value of the indexing strategies will fluctuate based on the performance of the underlying index(es), and it is possible to receive back less than what you invested. The upside potential may be subject to interest rate cap, spread, and/or participation rates, and these interest rate cap, spread, and/or participation rates may be changed periodi- cally at the discretion of the insurance company. Information about the indexing strategies, such as management fees and other expenses, can be found in the prospectus, and this information should be read carefully before investing.
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