Annuity Calculators & Quoting Tools Hub

Updated March 1, 2026

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Income Rider Calculator

Estimate potential future income from a fixed indexed annuity income rider. Model roll-up/growth, income start timing, and compare scenarios.

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Fixed Annuity Calculator

Estimate how a fixed annuity may grow based on premium, term, and guaranteed rate assumptions.

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Immediate Annuity Calculator

Estimate potential income from a single premium immediate annuity (SPIA) based on age and deposit.

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Annuities · Income

CD Calculator

Calculate certificate of deposit growth over time using term, rate, and compounding assumptions.

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Planning

CD vs. Annuity Calculator

Compare projected outcomes of CDs vs. annuities side-by-side using rate, term, and growth assumptions.

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Annuities · Planning · Optimization

Compound Interest Calculator

Project long-term growth using contributions, rate assumptions, and compounding frequency.

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Planning

Simple vs. Compound Interest Calculator

See the difference between simple interest and compound interest over time and across rates.

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Planning · Optimization

Social Security Taxable Benefits Calculator

Estimate how much of your Social Security benefits may be taxable based on income inputs.

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Tax · Planning

Calculator FAQs

Are these retirement and annuity calculators free to use?

Yes. All calculators in this hub are free to use. They’re designed to help you explore scenarios before you request a quote or speak with a licensed agent.

Do the calculator results include taxes, fees, or inflation?

Some tools include tax-related estimates (for example, Social Security taxable benefits). In general, results are estimates and may not reflect product fees, rider charges, surrender schedules, inflation, or your full tax situation unless the calculator explicitly asks for those inputs.

How accurate are these calculator estimates?

They’re meant for planning and comparison—not as a guarantee of future performance or a commitment from any insurer. Actual annuity rates, payout factors, crediting methods, and taxes vary by carrier, product, state, age, and timing.

What information do I need to use the calculators?

Most calculators only need basics like age, deposit amount, time horizon, and a rate or growth assumption. For tax-related tools, you may need estimated income figures. If you’re not sure, start with defaults and refine later.

Will using these calculators create an application or trigger a sales call?

No. Using the calculators by itself does not submit an application. If you choose to request a quote or talk with an agent, you’ll take an explicit action to do that.

Can I talk to someone to review my results?

Yes. If you’d like help interpreting results or comparing annuity options, you can contact My Annuity Store for a no-pressure conversation and next steps.

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Pros and Cons of Fixed Annuities

Before you commit to a fixed annuity, weigh the advantages and drawbacks for your retirement situation.

✓  Pros

  • Guaranteed rate locked in for the full term — no surprises
  • Principal is 100% protected from market losses
  • Often pays significantly more than CDs or savings accounts
  • Tax-deferred growth — no annual tax bill until withdrawal
  • Up to 10% annual free withdrawal without surrender charge
  • State guaranty association coverage (typically up to $250,000)
  • Simple to understand — no moving parts or index tracking

✗  Cons

  • Surrender charges apply if you withdraw more than 10% early
  • Not FDIC insured — backed by the insurance company, not the government
  • Earnings taxed as ordinary income (not capital gains rates)
  • 10% IRS early-withdrawal penalty before age 59½
  • Rate is fixed — you won't benefit if market rates rise
  • Less liquidity than a savings account or money market

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Types of Annuities

Insurance companies offer several types of annuities to fit different financial goals. Here's how they compare.

A MYGA (Multi-Year Guaranteed Annuity) is the simplest fixed annuity. Your rate is guaranteed for the entire term — 3, 5, or 7 years. No market exposure, no index tracking. What you see is what you earn.

Best for: Savers who want a predictable, guaranteed return and are comfortable locking funds for a set term. Often compared to CDs but frequently pays more.

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A Fixed Indexed Annuity (FIA) links your interest credits to a market index (like the S&P 500) with a floor of 0% — so you can never lose principal. Upside is capped via participation rates or caps.

Best for: Investors who want some market participation with a safety net. More complex than MYGAs but potentially higher returns in strong market years.

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A SPIA (Single Premium Immediate Annuity) converts a lump sum into a guaranteed income stream — monthly checks that start within 30 days and continue for life or a set period.

Best for: Retirees who need guaranteed income immediately and want to eliminate the risk of outliving their money. The "pension replacement" product.

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A Variable Annuity invests your premium in sub-accounts (similar to mutual funds). Returns fluctuate with the market — you can earn more but can also lose principal.

Best for: Long-term investors who want market exposure inside a tax-deferred wrapper and are comfortable with investment risk. Higher fees than fixed products.

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A RILA (Registered Index-Linked Annuity) offers partial market participation with a defined buffer against losses (e.g., 10% or 20%). Unlike FIAs, RILAs can lose money — but losses are limited.

Best for: Investors willing to accept limited downside in exchange for higher upside potential than a traditional FIA. A middle ground between fixed and variable.

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Rate Methodology

My Annuity Store monitors MYGA rates from over 50 A-rated insurance carriers via AnnuityRateWatch. Our rate data refreshes every 6 hours.

To make our list, a carrier must be rated A− or better by AM Best — a financial strength rating that indicates the insurer's ability to meet obligations. Carriers with ratings of B++ or lower are excluded regardless of how attractive their rate appears.

Rates are sorted by highest guaranteed APY within each term group. Products using simple interest (SI) are labeled — the effective compound yield is lower than the stated rate. Minimum premiums shown are for non-qualified (after-tax) purchases.

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