These annuities act like ‘bumpers in a bowling lane’ to limit losses, advisor says: What to know before you buy one
November 12, 2025 by Sarah O'Brien
Investors who want to benefit from stock market gains but limit the impact of its losses are increasingly turning to registered index-linked annuities.
Like other annuities, RILAs are insurance contracts that involve handing over money in exchange for a payout, often at a later date. As the name suggests, a RILA’s performance is based on a stock market index (or multiple indexes). They come with limits on both the loss and growth sides.
Originally Posted at MSN on Nov 2025 by Sarah O'Brien.
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