- 7,080
Ok.NA won't even be in the top 10 on a 1 year deferral for a 70yo.
They would probably be top 5 (or close to) on no deferral.
I took this post
But what's the age and what's the lifetime income distribution percentage?
5% on 140,400 (after 1 year using your example) is 7,020 for life.
If that same client had a 20% upfront income bonus with a 7% rollup but was at 6% for life for the same client (128,400), that would be 7,704 for life, or 10% more income.
Corebridge (their MSG distribution line), F&G, National Western, Global Atlantic, and Allianz are all players in the one-year deferral market.
On no deferral, you'd have to add in North American, Symetra, and Pru.
On longer deferrals, Athene, American Equity, and others.
There are a ton of moving parts in this space and the players are constantly changing.
to mean that 7,000 to 7,700 were actual income ranges one might expect to see on the 100K contract. Did I misinterpret that?