Vida Grupal y AnualidadesPregunta 433 de 716
In a fixed annuity, the premiums are held in the insurer's:
a.Separate account, whose value rises and falls directly with the performance of the stock and bond markets
b.A mutual fund selected by the owner
c.General account, where the insurer bears the investment risk and guarantees a minimum interest rate
d.The owner's own bank account
Explicación
A fixed annuity places funds in the insurer's general account; the insurer bears the investment risk and guarantees both principal and a minimum interest rate, producing a predictable, stable value. A separate account tied to the market describes a variable annuity, where the owner bears the risk. The funds are not held in a mutual fund chosen by the owner or in the owner's bank account. The general-account guarantee is what makes a fixed annuity 'fixed.'
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Revisado por John Zihao Zhang — California-Licensed Life Insurance Agent (CA Dept. of Insurance License #4396095 — verificar)