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FE prospects typically have less income. I would imagine an agents time would be better spent selling annuities to higher net worth individuals.
FIA's are easier to sell in a down or volatile market than an up, even with improved caps and spreads. It's mostly guarantees that separate it from other investment vehicles.
The spike in rates should be good for straight fixed though, depending on it's separation from it's main competitor, cds, though.
This is largely true, but if we are positioning these FIA products as a bond alternative (largely accurate), then in a rising rate environment, we have a superior option.
Also, for the clients who were heavily weighted in equities in their 50s 10 years ago and are now in their 60s and almost retiring, there is another reason to buy an FIA:
Anytime is a great time to "sell: anything.. Might not be a great time to "try" it but certainly is a great time to "do" it...See above..
Not to mention suitability issues that could see you in court and perhaps prison.
I would doubt that would happen since companies are vetting the hell out of clients and suitability nowadays.
Annuities are included in mine, with the exception of Variable Annuities.If you are going to write annuities, check your E&O coverage. Used to be annuities were automatically covered. Not so with many plans today. Annuities are added for an extra premium above the life and health coverage.
Annuities are included in mine, with the exception of Variable Annuities.