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New Variable Annuity May Be Used For Elder Care

New Variable Annuity May Be Used For Elder Care Hartford, CT -- The Phoenix Companies, Inc. has introduced a new flexible premium variable annuity with a shortened surrender charge period and innovative benefit options. "This product is designed with a three-year surrender charge period, which enhances the flexibility of the clients premium payments," said Michael Gilotti, Phoenix senior vice president.
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New Variable Annuity May Be Used For Elder Care

Hartford, CT -- The Phoenix Companies, Inc. has introduced a new flexible premium variable annuity with a shortened surrender charge period and innovative benefit options.

"This product is designed with a three-year surrender charge period, which enhances the flexibility of the client’s premium payments," said Michael Gilotti, Phoenix senior vice president. "What sets Phoenix Investor's Edge apart from other variable annuities is that one of its death benefit options may also help offset nursing home or other assisted living expenses during the owner’s lifetime."

Phoenix Investor’s EdgeSM offers the following death benefit options:

  • Return of Premium — designed to protect beneficiary from loss of principal;
  • Annual Step-Up — designed to protect beneficiary from loss of principal and contract earnings; and


  • Phoenix Earnings ProtectorSM - designed to reduce the tax impact of distributing contract earnings upon death or upon confinement to a nursing home or assisted living facility.


Variable annuities are long term investment vehicles particularly suited for retirement savings. Withdrawals of income will be subject to tax and, if prior to age 59 1/2, will also be subject to a 10 percent IRS penalty, except as provided for under IRC Sec. 72. Early withdrawals may also be subject to a surrender charge. Withdrawals have the effect of reducing death benefit and cash surrender value.

Guarantees are based on the claims paying ability of the issuing company.

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