Refinance Your Retirement

Leverage higher interest rates to your advantage

Refinancing has long been a strategy to seize better opportunities, whether it's your home mortgage or retirement plan. Just as you've benefited from refinancing your mortgage when interest rates were low, the same principle applies to your retirement investments.

A retirement refinance could help you lock in higher initial bonuses, create greater growth opportunities, and secure a source of guaranteed lifetime income with a fixed indexed annuity (FIA). 1 This is an opportunity not seen in the last 20 years.


In the current economic landscape, where changes abound, there's an unprecedented opportunity to maximize the potential of your retirement portfolio.

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Understanding the benefits of Higher Interest Rates

Today's higher interest rates can actually be a huge benefit to your retirement portfolio. For annuity owners specifically, today's higher rates translate into higher participation rates, bonuses, and guaranteed income levels. With interest rates on the rise, now is the ideal time to review your existing annuity. Doing so can uncover significant opportunities to align your retirement plan with your objectives, whether you prioritize income generation or asset accumulation.

Recent changes in the financial industry and economy make now the perfect time to optimize your retirement plan.

Increased Benefit Payments

Explore options that can increase payments, providing the potential to support more of your retirement.

Tailored Solutions for you

Our needs and objectives change as we progress through life's many stages. The same concept applies to your investments. Take advantage of this complimentary review of your existing policies to ensure your current and future objectives align with your policies.

Greater Upside Potential

Capitalize on higher interest rates while preserving downside protection.

Don't wait! Take action now to secure a brighter future. Your future self will thank you.

1 All guarantees are subject to the claims paying ability of the insurer.

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