
Consequences of Surrendering Your Annuity
Consider Your Options before Getting Out of Your Annuity
With annuities being such complex and grand investments, there are many reasons as to why owners surrender annuities. Whether you own a variable annuity, fixed or an equity-indexed annuity, you should carefully consider the consequences of your actions because, in most cases, there’s no easy solution. The most popular reason why owners surrender annuities is because their financial situations have changed and they can no longer afford the annuity. The desire to combine several annuities into one is another reason why people surrender annuities. Compare rates on an annuity by using our quick online form to get up to 5 quotes. However, if you’re looking to surrender annuities because you purchased something you didn’t fully understand, you need to learn from your mistake and contact an insurance agent or other expert before your next financial investment.

- If you’re under the age of 60, you forfeit a 10 percent penalty on the taxable portion of your annuity to the IRS.
- Your provider will most likely charge you a surrender fee. The shorter amount of time you are in the annuity, the more expensive the fees will be.










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