$309,380
Gross crediting illustration at age 80 (Highlander)
Excludes the 1.1% annual Lifetime Withdrawal Rider charge (income option; applicability depends on contract terms); 1.1% annual Lifetime Withdrawal Rider charge (income option; applicability depends on contract terms). This is not a net contract value.
Gross crediting illustration for each line; excludes the 1.1% annual Lifetime Withdrawal Rider charge (income option; applicability depends on contract terms); 1.1% annual Lifetime Withdrawal Rider charge (income option; applicability depends on contract terms).
S&P 500 Index — 7.25% Cap (Annual)
✦How crediting works: the cap limits positive index returns; a down index year has
0% index credit before rider charges. This illustration deducts no rider charge and is not a net contract value. A cap strategy tracks the index within its terms.
What is a cap vs participation? → Assumptions: illustrative — applies Highlander's published cap rate (7.25% on S&P 500 Index) to a standard benchmark hypothetical index path (~5.4%/yr average, including down years) with a 0% floor over 20 years. Gross crediting only: this illustration excludes the 1.1% annual Lifetime Withdrawal Rider charge (income option; applicability depends on contract terms); 1.1% annual Lifetime Withdrawal Rider charge (income option; applicability depends on contract terms) reported in the source. Applicable rider charges depend on contract terms; their deduction bases are not modeled. Each listed charge is not deducted, and no net contract value is shown. Growth starts from a bonus-adjusted illustrative account value: $100,000 premium + $10,000 premium bonus (10%) = $110,000. Bonus vesting and withdrawal treatment follow the contract. Not a projection, quote, or guarantee. Live CANNEX rates as of October 1, 2026.