A.M. Best A
- Current first-year income estimate
- $4,038/mo
- $48,450 first-year annual
- Annual rider fee
- 1.1%
- Income base at election
- $475,000
- Payout rate
- 10.2%
- Income form
- GLWB
Source-described rider
Lifetime Income Choice - Max Income
Live FIA income widget
Interactive Income Report
Highest current monthly income estimate
$4,038/mo
First among the current FIA rider results—not a recommendation.
Income starts
Age 70
After the selected 10-year wait.
Data date
August 25, 2026
The verified date supplied with the current data.
Exact inputs: $250,000 user-entered premium, age 60, income at age 70, TX, single life. Moving the slider checks current results again; it does not assume the same product stays first.
A.M. Best A+
- Current first-year income estimate
- $3,830/mo
- $45,964 first-year annual
- Annual rider fee
- 1.25%
- Income base at election
- $359,091
- Payout rate
- 12.8%
- Income form
- GLWB
Source-described rider
RFA Income Benefit - Level Income
A.M. Best A
- Current first-year income estimate
- $3,828/mo
- $45,938 first-year annual
- Annual rider fee
- 1.15%
- Income base at election
- $526,213
- Payout rate
- 8.73%
- Income form
- GLWB
Source-described rider
SecureIncome EGMWB
A.M. Best B++
- Current first-year income estimate
- $3,808/mo
- $45,698 first-year annual
- Annual rider fee
- 1.15%
- Income base at election
- $675,000
- Payout rate
- 6.77%
- Income form
- GLWB
Source-described rider
Income and Family Protection Rider: Tomorrow
These monthly and annual income estimates come from current CANNEX benefit data delivered through AdvisorWorld for the exact user inputs. They are not calculated from the displayed premium or a withdrawal rate. A licensed financial advisor or insurance professional must confirm the carrier-approved illustration, benefit details, fee basis, state availability, contract terms, and fit before use.
Source: CANNEX via AdvisorWorld. Data date: August 25, 2026. Rates vary by state, premium band, and issue age. Caps and participation rates can change; figures are a point-in-time snapshot.
Annuity guarantees are backed by the issuing insurer’s claims-paying ability—not FDIC-insured. Educational comparison only—not financial advice, a recommendation, contract quote, or carrier-approved illustration. A licensed financial advisor or insurance professional must confirm actual carrier figures, terms, state availability, and fit before use.