SIE: 3.9.2.1. General Vs. Separate Accounts

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3.9.2.1. General vs. Separate Accounts

In a fixed annuity, the customer’s investment is deposited into the insurance company’s general account. This means that the insurance company manages these funds within the same pool as its funds for other insurance pr

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SIE: 3.9.2.1. General Vs. Separate Accounts

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3.9.2.1. General vs. Separate Accounts

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