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| What is the
difference between a deferred and an immediate annuity? |
| The key difference is that
a deferred annuity is a long-term vehicle, designed to
accumulate assets over time. When you are ready to receive
income, usually at retirement, you can convert your savings
to a steady stream of income that meets your needs.
Immediate annuities are designed to begin making annuity
payments right away or within a short time afterward. In
addition, deferred annuities may be purchased with a lump
sum or multiple contributions. An immediate annuity is
usually purchased with a single lump sum contribution. |
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