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A deferred annuity is an investment
vehicle in which earnings are not subject to income tax until
actually withdrawn from the contract. A single premium deferred
annuity is purchased with a single sum payable at the beginning
of the contract. A flexible premium annuity allows premiums
to be paid at any time while the contract remains in force.
One of the additional benefits available with tax-deferred
annuities is cost-free access to annuitization options. Annuitization
is the conversion of the cash value accumulated in a tax-deferred
annuity into an income stream that may be paid out over a
fixed period of time, over the lifetimes of one or two individuals,
or over a combination of the two.
Let's look at an example in which
you'll see, first, the advantage of tax deferral, and second,
the advantage of converting a deferred annuity cash accumulation
into a lifetime income.
Alice Crow is 45 and very concerned
about saving for her retirement. Her employer sponsors a pension
plan and her salary doesn't allow her to make tax-deductible
contributions to a traditional IRA. She has established a
Roth IRA with a $2,000 contribution, but still wants to invest
an additional $2,000 a year, after-taxes, to accumulate additional
retirement income in an investment vehicle that gives her
the best and safest return possible. Let's assume a 6% return
on Alice's annual investment and look at the accumulation
advantage a deferred annuity offers her in her present 25%
tax bracket.
Annual investment: $2,000 made at
the beginning of each year
| End of Year |
Taxable Vehicle After-tax* Accumulation |
Deferred Annuity Accumulation |
The Deferred Annuity Before-tax Advantage |
| 1 |
$2,090 |
$2,120 |
$30 |
| 10 |
$25,686 |
$27,943 |
$2,258 |
| 20 |
$65,566 |
$77,985 |
$12,419 |
It's clear that Alice accumulates
more cash in her deferred annuity, but how much can she keep
after tax? Alice's fully taxable investment provides her with
$65,566 - all after-tax dollars - at age 65. Her deferred
annuity provides her with $68,488.75, after tax ($77,985 -
$40,000 of after-tax investment = $37,985 - 25% tax = $28,488.75;
$28,488.75 + $40,000 investment = $68,488.75 or $2,922.75
more after-tax dollars). You can see the annuity advantage:
$2,922.75 on just a $2,000 a year investment!
Assuming the same 25% tax bracket
Alice was in while she worked, let's now look at the additional
life-long income, or annuitization, advantage she can gain
from having accumulated additional retirement funds in a deferred
annuity as opposed to an investment in which earnings were
subject to income taxation each year.
| After-tax InvestmentAnnual Income |
Deferred Annuity Annual Income |
The Annuity Investment Income Advantage*** |
| $5,662.92* |
$6,248.63** |
$585.66 or 10.3% more after-tax
income |


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Presidential Life offers five single
premium deferred annuities (SPDAs), with current interest rate
guarantees ranging from one to six years. All of these annuities
are suitable for both qualified (IRA, tax-sheltered annuity,
401(k), pension, profit sharing) and non-qualified use. When
funds are being transferred from another financial institution
to a new Presidential Life SPDA from an existing annuity or life
insurance policy via an IRC 1035 exchange, it is possible to lock-in
the current interest crediting rate guarantee for a period of 90 days
for New York Regulation 60 transfers, all other transfers receive 60 days
grace.
1, 2, 3, or 4 year Guarantee: Liberty SPDA Series
Presidential Life’s Liberty Series SPDA offers a
1, 2, 3, or 4-year current interest crediting rate guarantee.
Subsequent renewal interest rates are subject to the contract lifetime
minimum interest rate guarantee****. Surrender charges in this contract
during the first (7) contract-years are: 6%, 6%, 5%, 5%, 4%, 4%, and 2%
respectively. The owner of Liberty Series SPDA has the right to take a
10% surrender charge-free withdrawal in the first contract year calculated
on the paid premium and in subsequent years, calculated on the beginning
year contract value. The owner may also make complete withdrawal of the
contract’s accumulation value if the renewal interest rate, following
any interest rate guarantee period, falls more than 2.00% below their
current interest rate. This is the bailout feature and it must be elected
within a 60 calendar day period following the renewal interest rate date.
Current
Rates
1-year Guarantee: Classic SPDA
Presidential Life's Classic SPDA with a 1-year
current interest crediting rate guarantee sets this rate on an annual
policy-year basis. Subsequent renewal interest rates are subject to
the policy lifetime minimum interest rate guarantees**. Surrender charges
in this policy during the first (7) policy-years are: 6%, 6%, 5%, 5%, 4%,
4% and 2% respectively. The owner of the Classic SPDA has the right to
take a 10% surrender charge-free withdrawal in the first policy year
calculated on the premium paid and in subsequent years, calculated on
the beginning year policy value.
Current
Rates
4-year Guarantee: Secure 4
Presidential Life's SPDA with a 4-year
current interest crediting rate guarantee is called Secure 4. Subsequent
annual renewal interest rates are subject to the policy lifetime minimum
interest rate guarantee***. Surrender charges in this policy run for the
length of the initial interest rate guarantee period: 4 years, at 7%, 6%,
6% and 5% respectively. The owner of the Secure 4 SPDA has the right to
take a 10% surrender charge-free withdrawal in the first policy year
calculated on the premium paid and in subsequent years, calculated on
the beginning year policy value.
Current
Rates
5-year Guarantee: Secure 5
Presidential Life's SPDA with a 5-year
current interest crediting rate guarantee is called Secure 5. Subsequent
annual renewal interest rates are subject to the policy lifetime minimum
interest rate guarantee***. Surrender charges in this policy run for the
length of the initial interest rate guarantee period: 5 years, at 7%, 7%,
6%, 6% and 4% respectively. The owner of the Secure 5 SPDA has the right to
take a 10% surrender charge-free withdrawal in the first policy year
calculated on the premium paid and in subsequent years, calculated on
the beginning year policy value.
Current
Rates 5-Year
Split Annuity
6-year Guarantee: Secure 6
Presidential Life's SPDA with a 6-year
current interest crediting rate guarantee is called Secure 6. Subsequent
annual renewal interest rates are subject to the policy lifetime minimum
interest rate guarantee***. Surrender charges in this policy run for the
length of the initial interest rate guarantee period: 6 years, at 7%, 7%,
7%, 6%, 5% and 4% respectively. The owner of the Secure 6 SPDA has the right to
take a 10% surrender charge-free withdrawal in the first policy year
calculated on the premium paid and in subsequent years, calculated on
the beginning year policy value.
Current
Rates 6-Year
Split Annuity


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Presidential Life offers 2 flexible premium
deferred annuities that are used in different markets. The basic
features of these policies are similar with the exception of the
surrender periods and loan feature. All our flexible premium annuities
allow a client to make ongoing premium contributions into the
contract, either on a fixed periodic basis, such as monthly,
quarterly, semi-annually or annually, or on those occasions, when he
or she has additional non-periodic funds for investment. Funds
transferring from another financial institution will receive the
interest rate in effect at the time funds are received by
Presidential Life.
The current interest rate is guaranteed on a
calendar year basis. New premiums earn the current interest rate to
December 31 of the year in which they are paid into the contract.
Each January 1, all accumulated funds are aggregated and a competitive
renewal interest rate is guaranteed on these funds for 12 months.
Like our other deferred annuities, there are no fees or expense charges
to reduce current earnings, or any market value adjustment features to
reduce future earnings.
The Non-load Flexible Premium deferred annuity
is available for Roth and Traditional IRAs, qualified plans, IRA rollovers
and non-qualified (after-tax) policies. The No-Load Flexible Premium deferred
annuity has surrender charges over the first 9 policy years. These charges
are: 9%, 8%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 4%, 3%, 2%, and 1% respectively.
The 401(k) Flexible Premium deferred annuity is available
for use in 401(k) plans only. It has the same loan provision as the
TSA-Loan Flex, but has a different surrender charge period. The 401(k)
Flexible Premium deferred annuity has surrender charges over the first
7 policy years. These charges are: 6%, 6%, 5%, 5%, 4%, 4%, and 2%
respectively.
Current
Rates


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