At a glance
Nearing or being in retirement is not the time to risk your savings.
- Some market participation, no market downside
- Optional Rising Income Rider for increasing lifetime income
- Income Power option for non-qualified contracts
ClearLine Annuity, a fixed index annuity issued by Security Benefit Life Insurance Company, can help grow your retirement savings without investing in the stock market. You can receive interest credits based on a portion of the increase of a financial market index, but are guaranteed to never lose money due to market loss. In short, we credit you a portion of the upside, while protecting you from all market loss.
And, with the optional Rising Income Rider, you’re guaranteed retirement income payments that may increase every year — for life.
New in 2022: Avantis Barclays Volatility Control Index, designed specifically for RIAs
- Avantis Barclays Volatility Control Index Brochure
- Additional Avantis Barclays Volatility Control Index Information
S&P 500® Low Vol Index
To see whether the ClearLine Annuity can complement your retirement portfolio, talk to your registered investment adviser.
Guaranteed Minimum Interest Rate 1. Fixed Account S&P 500® Index Accounts; caps apply 2. Annual Point to Point Index Account 3. Monthly Sum Index Account S&P 500® Low Volatility Daily Risk Control 5% Index Accounts; Uncapped, annual spreads apply 4. Annual Point to Point Index Account Avantis Barclays Volatility Control Index Account; Uncapped, participation rates apply 5. Annual Point to Point Index Account |
PRODUCT VIDEOS
ClearLine Income Power With the Income Power Election Under the ClearLine Annuity’s Rising Income Rider, an exclusion ratio could potentially reduce your upfront taxes on income. |
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S&P 500® Low Volatility Daily Risk Control 5% Index Account Find out how interest is credited using this uncapped strategy designed to manage market volatility (an annual spread applies). |
S&P 500® Annual Point to Point Index Account Learn how we credit interest based on the percentage change in the index from one contract anniversary to the next. |
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S&P 500® Monthly Sum Index Account Find out how interest is calculated based on the sum of the monthly changes from the S&P 500® index value from the previous year (a cap applies to each positive monthly change, but not to negative changes). |