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== How Do Annuities Work? == You invest a lump sum—often from a retirement account like a 401(k)—into an annuity contract. Over time, your money grows either at a fixed rate or based on an index (like the S&P 500). Unlike traditional investments, **annuities are not subject to direct stock market losses**. When you're ready to retire, you can choose to convert the annuity into a steady income stream—often referred to as a **personal pension**.
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