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Best FIA Performance Trigger Rates

Top S&P 500 annual performance trigger rates for fixed indexed annuities, ranked by highest trigger rate. A trigger rate is a flat credit paid only when the index condition is met - not a guaranteed yield. Sourced from CANNEX.

CANNEX data as of August 4, 2026 - 7 products ranked

#CarrierProductS&P 500 1-Year TriggerMetricAnnual Strategy FeeAM Best
1Fidelity and GuarantyFG AccumulatorPlus 10Rider Charge Included8.50%performance trigger · S&P 500 · 1-yr point-to-point1.25%A
2Fidelity and GuarantyFG AccumulatorPlus 7Rider Charge Included8.25%performance trigger · S&P 500 · 1-yr point-to-point1.25%A
3Fidelity and GuarantyAccelerator Plus 14Rider Charge Included8.00%performance trigger · S&P 500 · 1-yr point-to-point1.25%A
4Allianz Life Insurance Company of North AmericaAllianz Accumulation Advantage Classic 10Enhanced with Allocation Charge8.00%performance trigger · S&P 500 · 1-yr point-to-point0.95%A+
5Fidelity and GuarantyAccelerator Plus 10Rider Charge Included7.75%performance trigger · S&P 500 · 1-yr point-to-point1.25%A
6Delaware LifePrimeStart Bonus 10Enhanced (with Fee)5.75%performance trigger · S&P 500 · 1-yr point-to-point1.00%A-
7Allianz Life Insurance Company of North AmericaAllianz Accumulation Advantage+ 10Enhanced with Allocation Charge5.60%performance trigger · S&P 500 · 1-yr point-to-point0.95%A+

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FIA performance trigger FAQ

What is a performance trigger rate?

A performance trigger (or declared performance) rate is a flat credit the contract pays when the index meets the trigger condition over the crediting term - commonly a flat-or-positive S&P 500 return. If the condition is not met, the credit for that term is typically 0%.

Is a trigger rate a guaranteed yield?

No. The trigger rate is only credited when the index condition is met, so it is not a guaranteed fixed rate like a MYGA. It also is not a cap or a participation rate - those are separate crediting metrics ranked on their own pages.

How does a trigger strategy differ from a cap strategy?

A cap strategy credits the index gain up to the cap, so the credit varies with the index. A trigger strategy pays one declared rate whenever the condition is met, whether the index is up slightly or up a lot.