How Do I Choose My Annuity Provider?
Choosing an annuity provider comes down to financial strength ratings, customer satisfaction scores and what kind of annuities the company offers. Determining which annuity company is right for you will depend on your priorities when purchasing the annuity.
Read more about Annuity.org’s Best Annuity Companies for 2024. We used a strict and fact-based methodology to determine which companies would qualify. To be considered, a company must:
- Be licensed to sell annuities in all 50 states
- Have an A- or better Financial Strength Rating
- Have sold over $5 billion in direct premiums in 2023
Why Should I Buy an Annuity?
Purchasing an annuity is among the safest options for long-term financial planning. They are insurance products, so they experience less volatility with market fluctuations, although some annuity types have higher risks — and higher potential rewards — than others. With an annuity you can:
Get premium protection
Guarantee income for life
Afford long-term care
Fund your retirement
How Our Process Works
Get a Free Consultation
Fill out our secure form to get a free, no-obligation consultation with one of our trusted partners.
Get Connected to a Provider
A financial expert will help you select a product that meets your financial goals.
Get Guaranteed Income for Life
A reputable annuity provider will draw up a contract that meets your unique needs.
What Our Readers Say
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“I called them with only the most guarded hopes. Because every conversation that I had had with my annuity company and other funding companies always concluded with ‘sorry I can’t do anything for you.’ ” I was thrilled to discover that there was (an) organization that retained a sense of human caring and human involvement.”
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