A form of single premium immediate annuity that is sold to tax qualified entities only (e. g., a tax qualified retirement plan, KEOGH plan, or I. R. A.).
In the United States, a type of annuity which is funded with money that is deductible, up to a stated maximum, from the depositor's gross income in the year in which the funds are deposited.----------[ Back
An annuity that is funded with pre-tax dollars.
An annuity that is sold as part of a tax-qualified Keogh plan or company pension plan.
Approved by the IRS for inclusion as an investment in Keogh plans, IRA's, and other IRS-approved pension plans.
An annuity that is purchased to either fund or distribute funds from a tax-qualified employee benefit retirement plan and that is exempt from current income taxation during the accumulation period.
An annuity that is not subject to taxation.
An annuity contract you buy with pre-tax dollars as part of an employer-sponsored qualified retirement plan.
A form of annuity purchased with pretax dollars as part of a retirement plan that benefits from special tax treatment, such as a 401(k) plan.
An annuity contract bought with pre-tax dollars as part of a tax-qualified retirement plan.
