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Aspida Synergy Choice MYGA Review
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the current guaranteed interest rates on Aspida Synergy Choice MYGA, and how do they vary by premium and term?
Current rates for premiums of $100,000 or more are 4.15% (2-year), 4.95% (3-year), 5.65% (5-year), and 5.70% (7-year). Lower premiums under $100,000 receive slightly reduced rates. These guaranteed rates are locked in for the chosen term and compound daily on a tax-deferred basis. Rates are subject to change based on economic conditions at purchase.
Does Aspida Synergy Choice MYGA charge annual contract or administrative fees, and what is the minimum purchase requirement?
Synergy Choice does not charge annual contract or administrative fees; all costs are embedded in the surrender schedule and Market Value Adjustment. The minimum premium is $25,000, with a maximum of $1,000,000; higher amounts may be approved on request. The product is available in 49 states for qualified and non-qualified accounts.
Who is Aspida Synergy Choice MYGA best suited for, and who should consider alternatives?
Synergy Choice is ideal for conservative investors prioritizing guaranteed, tax-deferred growth and principal protection over market exposure. It suits those comfortable locking funds for 2–7 years with limited liquidity. Investors seeking higher potential returns, frequent access, or tolerance for market volatility should explore indexed annuities or securities. Rollovers from qualified plans, IRAs, and 403(b)s are supported.
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