Eleos - MVA

Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company
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Eleos - MVA

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Ratings:

  • A.M. Best A++
  • S&P A+
  • Moody's A1
  • Comdex 91

About Product

Premium Type
Single Premium
Fee withdrawal:
10%
Market Value Adjustment
Yes
Return Of Premium
No
Minimum Contribution
$10,000
Maximum Contribution
$500,000
Max Age Qualified
85
Types Of Funds
Non-Qualified, IRA, Spousal IRA, Pension, IRA Rollover, IRA Transfer, SEP IRA, IRA-Roth, 1035 Exchange, Inherited IRA, and TSP
Launch Date
11/04/1996

MYGA Interest Rates

Term
Rate
Annual percentage yield (APY)
earned over the investment term
5 years 4.5%
The Eleos - MVA is a Single Premium Deferred Annuity with a Market Value Adjustment. The minimum initial contribution is $10,000. There is an annual 10% free withdrawal of the paid premium in year one and accumulated account value thereafter. Systematic Withdrawal is an option. Surrender charges are five years in duration and are waived in the event of admittance into a Hospital or Nursing Home (this rider is automatically issued when the annnuitant is 74 or younger at issue; surrender and MVA are waived up to 25% after the first contract year). Withdrawals and taxable distributions may be subject to ordinary income tax and if made prior to age 59 1/2, may also be subject to a 10% federal income tax penalty. Early surrender charges may also apply. Guarantees based on claims paying ability of insurer. Products / features may not be available in all states. This is an annuity contract issued by an insurance company and not a bank product protected by the FDIC.

Minimum Premium: 
  • $10,000 
Maximum Premium: 
  • Age 0-75 - $1,000,000 
  • Age 76-85 - $500,000 
(premium over thresholds above require prior approval.)

Accessing Your Money Prior to Maturity
For maximum flexibility, you can access money in your annuity from the first day of your contract. You can withdraw up to 10% of your premium in the first year and 10% of your annuity value each year thereafter with no surrender charges. Withdrawals from your annuity, other than one of the Income Options shown on this page, will be considered to have been distributed from your interest earnings or amounts includible in income first and subject to ordinary income taxes and then a non-taxable return of principal. In addition, a 10% Federal penalty tax on the earnings may apply on withdrawals made before age 59-1/2.

Income Options
  • Life annuity—A monthly income payable over the annuitant’s lifetime. 
  • Life annuity with payments certain—A monthly income payable over the annuitant’s lifetime with the additional guarantee that in the event of death prior to the end of the specified period (such as 5, 10 or as long as 20 years), payments will continue to your designated beneficiary for the remainder of the specified period. 
  • Designated period annuity—A monthly income payable in equal installments for a specified period (such as 5, 10 or as long as 20 years). 
  • Joint and last survivor annuity—A monthly income payable over the lifetime of an annuitant and thereafter during the lifetime of a designated surviving annuitant. 
Death Benefit
Your annuity contract’s death benefit is payable to your beneficiary upon your death. If you are also the annuitant, then your policy’s death benefit will be equal to the annuity’s value. If the annuitant is someone other than you, the policy’s death benefit is equal to the annuity value less any applicable surrender charges.

Market Value Adjustment
A market value adjustment occurs when you make early withdrawals from your annuity exceeding the penalty-free amount or request a full surrender of your annuity within the first five years of your contract. A market value adjustment increases or decreases your annuity value based on the difference between current interest rates and the interest rate in effect when your contract was issued. If current interest rates are more than 0.5% lower than the base interest rate of your contract, your annuity value will receive a positive adjustment should you decide to make an early withdrawal where the market value adjustment applies. If current rates are higher than the base interest rate, your annuity value will receive a negative adjustment. However, your annuity value will never be less than the premium you paid, minus any withdrawals accumulated at the minimum guaranteed interest rate, less surrender charges.

Funding Your Annuity
  • IRA rollovers & transfers -- All of our fixed annuities can be purchased as Traditional Individual Retirement Annuities with rollover funds from qualified employer plans or rollovers or transfers from existing IRA accounts with other financial institutions 
  • Roth IRA conversions--  All of our fixed annuities can be purchased as Roth Individual Retirement Annuities and can be used to convert Traditional IRAs to Roth IRAs 
Notes: 
  • TSP funds have to be rolled into an IRA.
  • Reliance Standard only issues Inherited IRA annuity contracts under the following qualifications:
    1. The Beneficiary (new owner) must be the original (1st Generation) beneficiary of the deceased Traditional/SEP IRA Owner.
    2. The Beneficiary (new owner) must be age 65 or younger.
    3. The original Traditional/SEP IRA Owner’s Date of Death may be no more than five years from the application date.
    4. The original Traditional/SEP IRA Owner’s Date of Death must have occurred prior to January 1, 2020.
No return of premium feature

Riders

No Riders for Eleos - MVA annuity.

Waivers

Hospital

Unavailable in states: MA

Hospital Waiver: After policy year one, 90 day elimination period, up to 25% of the annuity value can be withdrawn in each contract year of qualified confinement. Annuitant must be 74 or younger at policy issue.

Nursing Home

Unavailable in states: MA

After policy year one, 90 day elimination period, up to 25% of the annuity value can be withdrawn in each contract year of qualified confinement. Annuitant must be 74 or younger at policy issue. The nursing home waiver does not include home health care.

ADL

Unavailable in states: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, PR, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VI, VA, WA, WV, WI, and WY

Chronic Illness (for Massachusetts only) To access your funds if you are totally and permanently disabled due to a chronic illness: • A Licensed Health Care Practioner must certify that for a period of at least 90 consecutive days you are unable to perform at least 2 Activities of Daily Living or have a similar level of disability, or require substantial supervision due to severe cognitive impairment. • Have been age 74 or younger when your contract was issued. If you are the annuitant and meet both conditions, you may withdraw up to 25% of your annuity value penalty-free in each year that you are totally and permanently disabled due to a chronic illness

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