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Fixed Indexed Annuity

Denali 7

Silac Insurance Company

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8.5%

Best S&P 500 Annual Cap

5%

Free W/D

49

Jurisdictions

Product data status: June 28, 2026

Rates, state availability, rider terms, and contract language must be confirmed with a licensed financial advisor or insurance professional before purchase. Guarantees are backed by the issuing insurer.

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Set your numbers and switch between growth, income, and liquidity. Index losses credit 0% — the floor — so a down market never reduces your value.

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Illustrative — live CANNEX rates as of June 28, 2026; not a projection or guarantee.
Crediting strategy
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$300,821
Est. value at age 80 (Denali 7)
0%
Floor — index losses never reduce value
S&P 500 Index — 8.5% Cap (Annual)
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How crediting works: the cap limits positive index returns; a down year credits 0%, never a loss. A cap strategy tracks the index within its terms. What is a cap vs participation? →
Assumptions: illustrative — applies Denali 7's published cap rate (8.5% on S&P 500 Index) to a hypothetical index path (~5.4%/yr average, including down years) with a 0% floor over 20 years. Not a projection, quote, or guarantee. Live CANNEX rates as of June 28, 2026.

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Live product data

Rates as of June 28, 2026, based on the latest AdvisorWorld scan of CANNEX data.

S&P 500 annual cap rate

8.5% cap on S&P 500

A 7-year-surrender accumulation-only fixed indexed annuity from SILAC Insurance Company (A.M. Best B+), pairing a recognizable S&P 500 annual point-to-point cap option with several proprietary participation-rate indexes and optional Elevation/Elevation Plus liquidity riders.

1-year termAdvisorWorld + CANNEX data

Best fit

Accumulation-focused buyers who can commit to a 7-year deferral, want a recognizable S&P 500 cap option alongside proprietary participation-rate strategies, and are comfortable with a B+ A.M. Best carrier in exchange for the higher caps and participation rates SILAC tends to publish. Buyers who want enhanced access to contract value can add the Elevation or Elevation Plus liquidity rider.

AM Best

B+ Good

Surrender period

7 years

Free withdrawal

5%/yr

Availability

49 jurisdictions (excl. New Jersey, New York)

Featured crediting strategies

Featured rows use the selected state rate set. The full listing below labels the other CANNEX state-rate variants separately.

Index / strategyRate mechanics

S&P 500

S&P 500 Index

8.5% cap rate

Annual cap

1-year term · 7-year surrender · Premium band not shown

S&P 500

S&P 500 Index

monthly sum cap

2.75% cap rate

Monthly sum

1-year term · 7-year surrender · Premium band not shown

S&P 500

S&P 500 Index

52% participation rate

Participation

1-year term · 7-year surrender · Premium band not shown

S&P 500

S&P 500 Index

monthly avg participation

95% participation rate

Participation

1-year term · 7-year surrender · Premium band not shown

S&P 500

S&P 500 RavenPack AI Index (USD) ER

195% participation rate

Participation

1-year term · 7-year surrender · Premium band not shown

S&P 500

S&P 500 Duo Swift Index (USD) ER

72% participation rate

Participation

1-year term · 7-year surrender · Premium band not shown

S&P 500

S&P 500 RavenPack AI Index (USD) ER

100% participation rate

Participation

1-year term · 7-year surrender · Premium band not shown

Fixed Account

Fixed Account

3.5% declared rate

Fixed account

1-year term · 7-year surrender · Premium band not shown

+ 5 additional crediting options (Barclays Atlas, Nasdaq Generations, Bloomberg Versa...)

Product analyst notes

How to think about this contract

Why it can stand out

  • Crediting menu pairs a recognizable S&P 500 annual point-to-point cap with multiple participation-rate strategies on proprietary indexes (Barclays Atlas 5, Bloomberg Versa 10, Nasdaq Generations 5, S&P 500 Duo Swift, S&P 500 RavenPack AI), so buyers can hold a like-for-like S&P comparison option alongside higher-participation volatility-controlled alternatives in the same contract.
  • Two optional Liquidity Riders are filed on this contract — Elevation and Elevation Plus — letting buyers trade an ongoing rider charge for enhanced access to contract value beyond the standard free-withdrawal allowance.
  • Free-withdrawal allowance, the full surrender ladder, MVA flag, and surrender waivers (nursing-home, home-health-care, terminal-illness, and RMD) are all visible on this page rather than buried in a brochure.

What to confirm

  • This is NOT a guaranteed-lifetime-withdrawal product. The live feed shows zero income riders attached to Denali 7. The Elevation and Elevation Plus riders shown on this contract are Liquidity Riders (enhanced-access features), not GLWB lifetime-income riders — do not read them as a guaranteed payout for life.
  • Most of the strategy menu sits in proprietary, volatility-controlled indexes — Barclays Atlas 5, Bloomberg Versa 10, Nasdaq Generations 5, S&P 500 Duo Swift, and S&P 500 RavenPack AI. Their participation rates can look high in absolute terms but are not directly comparable to an S&P 500 cap — evaluate each strategy on its own merits and its own back-tested behavior.
  • Surrender period runs a full 7 years and the first-year charge is meaningful, so this contract assumes the buyer can leave the principal locked beyond the free-withdrawal allowance for the duration of the schedule. A market value adjustment also applies on surrenders above the free-withdrawal allowance, which can move the actual amount received up or down with interest rates.
  • SILAC Insurance Company carries an A.M. Best rating of B+ (good), which is a notch below the A-/A range many large competitors hold. Buyers prioritizing top-tier carrier financial-strength should weigh the rating against the rate competitiveness — SILAC tends to publish unusually high caps and participation rates that compensate for the rating gap.

Not ideal for

Buyers who need a contractually guaranteed lifetime withdrawal rate from a GLWB rider (this filing carries none), want short-surrender liquidity, prefer a top-tier A-rated or A+-rated carrier, or want a plain MYGA-style declared rate — a long-surrender accumulation FIA from a B+ carrier is not built to deliver any of those.

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All crediting strategies

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These are the current crediting strategy listings returned for this product. Use the filters to narrow by index, term, premium band, state rate set, or rate type.

Par: 195% · 1-yr

S&P 500 RavenPack AI Index (USD) ER

participation

7-yr surrender

Par: 190% · 1-yr

Nasdaq Generations 5 Index

participation

7-yr surrender

Par: 185% · 1-yr

Barclays Atlas 5 Index

participation

7-yr surrender

Par: 100% · 1-yr

Barclays Atlas 5 Index

participation

7-yr surrender

Par: 100% · 1-yr

S&P 500 RavenPack AI Index (USD) ER

participation

7-yr surrender

Par: 100% · 1-yr

Nasdaq Generations 5 Index

participation

7-yr surrender

Par: 95% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

monthly_avg_participation

7-yr surrender

Par: 90% · 1-yr

Bloomberg Versa 10 Index

participation

7-yr surrender

Par: 72% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Duo Swift Index (USD) ER

participation

7-yr surrender

Par: 52% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

participation

7-yr surrender

Cap: 8.5% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

cap

7-yr surrender

Fixed: 3.5% · 1-yr

Fixed Account

fixed

7-yr surrender

Cap: 2.75% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

monthly_sum_cap

7-yr surrender

Cap: 2.75% + Par: 285% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

SU

Cap: 2.5% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

SU

Par: 205% · 1-yr

S&P 500 RavenPack AI Index (USD) ER

PP

Other state rate set 5323

Par: 200% · 1-yr

Nasdaq Generations 5 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5323

Par: 195% · 1-yr

Barclays Atlas 5 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5323

Par: 100% · 1-yr

Barclays Atlas 5 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5323

Par: 100% · 1-yr

S&P 500 RavenPack AI Index (USD) ER

PP

Other state rate set 5323

Par: 100% · 1-yr

Nasdaq Generations 5 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5323

Par: 97% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

AV

Other state rate set 5323

Par: 95% · 1-yr

Bloomberg Versa 10 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5323

Par: 77% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Duo Swift Index (USD) ER

PP

Other state rate set 5323

Par: 53% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5323

Cap: 9% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5323

Fixed: 4% · 1-yr

Fixed Account

FX

Other state rate set 5323

Par: 180% · 1-yr

S&P 500 RavenPack AI Index (USD) ER

PP

Other state rate set 5404

Par: 170% · 1-yr

Barclays Atlas 5 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5404

Par: 170% · 1-yr

Nasdaq Generations 5 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5404

Par: 100% · 1-yr

Barclays Atlas 5 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5404

Par: 100% · 1-yr

S&P 500 RavenPack AI Index (USD) ER

PP

Other state rate set 5404

Par: 100% · 1-yr

Nasdaq Generations 5 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5404

Par: 85% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

AV

Other state rate set 5404

Par: 82% · 1-yr

Bloomberg Versa 10 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5404

Par: 67% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Duo Swift Index (USD) ER

PP

Other state rate set 5404

Par: 47% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5404

Cap: 7.75% · 1-yr

S&P 500 Index

PP

Other state rate set 5404

Fixed: 3.5% · 1-yr

Fixed Account

FX

Other state rate set 5404

Income riders

Accumulation-focused — no income rider

This contract is designed for tax-deferred accumulation, not guaranteed lifetime income. No GLWB rider was returned because none is part of the contract design — compare against other accumulation FIAs on cap, participation rate, and surrender terms rather than lifetime income.

Linked review

Denali 7 review notes

Explore the features, benefits, and potential drawbacks of the SILAC Denali Fixed Indexed Annuity in this comprehensive review.

3/5Read review
Review rating details3/5
Financial strength2/5
Return potential4/5
Income and benefits3/5
Free benefits, liquidity, and costs3/5
Transparency and service3/5

CFA take

“Offers a balanced mix of legacy planning and flexibility, supported by enhanced withdrawal features and optional riders that can meaningfully improve liquidity or provide upfront bonus-driven value alongside structured access to funds. However, product complexity and a relatively lower default liquidity during the withdrawal-charge period, with higher liquidity available only through added riders that introduce spread-based costs, along with only moderate insurer credit strength, may limit its appeal relative to simpler or more competitively structured alternatives.”

Nikhil Bhauwala

Common questions about Denali 7

● Can I lose money in Denali 7?

A negative index return by itself does not reduce the contract's account value: Denali 7 credits 0% — the floor — for that indexed period. The account value can still decrease from applicable rider fees, Performance Rate Rider or other strategy charges, administrative charges, withdrawals, surrender charges, or other contract-specific deductions. In years with no credited interest, those deductions can reduce the account value. Up to 5% of your value can be withdrawn each year without a charge; withdrawals above the penalty-free amount during the surrender period can incur a surrender charge.

● When can I access my money without a surrender charge?

Up to 5% of your account value each year is penalty-free. The surrender period runs 7 years; after that you reach full liquidity. The Liquidity tab of the analyzer shows the year-by-year surrender charge.

● How do Denali 7's crediting strategies compare?

Use "Compare against" in the analyzer to overlay another current Denali 7 strategy on the same premium, age, years, and hypothetical index path. The control labels the strategy type, rate, index, and context so caps, participation rates, triggers, spreads, and fixed-account choices are not treated as interchangeable.

Key Features

Free withdrawal

5%/yr

Annual amount that may be available without surrender charges, subject to contract terms.

Surrender waivers

4

Home health care rider, Nursing home waiver, RMD waiver, Terminal illness waiver

Death benefit

Account Value DB

Beneficiary value depends on contract terms, withdrawals, and rider elections.

Cap-rate floor

1.50%

Minimum guaranteed cap for cap-based indexed strategies.

Fixed account guarantee

2.50%

Guaranteed minimum interest rate for the fixed account.

Participation-rate floor

15.00%

Minimum guaranteed participation rate for participation-rate indexed strategies.

Annuitization options

Single and joint

Contract conversion options should be confirmed before purchase.

Fund types

Non-qualified, Qualified

Availability can vary by state and product terms.

Surrender schedule

Yr 1

9.3%

Yr 2

8.4%

Yr 3

7.5%

Yr 4

6.6%

Yr 5

5.7%

Yr 6

4.75%

Yr 7

3.8%

After

0%

Nursing home waiver, RMD waiver, Terminal illness waiver, Surrender waivers

Documents

brochure

Denali 7 Brochure.pdf

Confidence: highReviewed Apr 15, 2026

Direct link not published — request the document from the carrier.

brochure

Denali Brochure.pdf

Confidence: highReviewed Apr 8, 2026

Direct link not published — request the document from the carrier.

Carrier Ratings

AM BestB+

Contract notes from product data

Crediting design

How the interest-crediting choices are framed

Denali 7 currently shows 34 distinct indexed or fixed crediting choices across 39 current rate listings, including S&P 500 Index, with 13 volatility-controlled index options grouped separately. These choices matter because caps, participation rates, fixed accounts, spreads, renewal terms, and fee-bearing rider variants are different mechanics and should not be ranked as one simple rate list.

  • S&P 500 Index: 8.5% annual cap
  • S&P 500 Index: 2.75% monthly cap
  • S&P 500 Index: 9% annual point-to-point cap
  • S&P 500 Index: 7.75% annual point-to-point cap

Liquidity terms

Why access rules deserve as much attention as rates

A fixed indexed annuity can preserve more control than an income-only contract, but access is still governed by the surrender schedule, free-withdrawal terms, and waiver language. Those details are where many product comparisons become more meaningful than a simple rate list.

  • 5%/yr free withdrawal
  • 7 surrender years
  • Nursing home waiver
  • RMD waiver
  • Terminal illness waiver

Verification note

Use carrier materials as term evidence, then confirm the current version

Carrier materials such as Denali 7 Brochure.pdf and Denali Brochure.pdf help explain the contract language behind the data on this page; the latest document activity we see is Apr 24, 2026. For the current brochure, rate sheet, or specimen contract, confirm the state-specific version with the carrier or a licensed financial professional.

  • Rates and rider terms can vary by state and issue age
  • Carrier guarantees depend on claims-paying ability
  • Current contract forms should be confirmed before purchase

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