R20 000 lump sum

For the rest of your life

• Your income is guaranteed for life
• If you have dependants and want to make sure they are provided for should you pass away, you can choose a second life insured, to whom the income will continue to be paid for the rest of their life. Upon the death of the life insured, a lump sum will be paid to your beneficiaries from the life cover policy. The amount of life cover is chosen by you, before inception of the policy
• You can choose to increase your income by a certain percentage every year to protect your income against inflation.

• You make a lump sum investment of at least R20 000
• Your capital will purchase two life annuities. One of the life annuities (the income annuity) will provide you with regular, guaranteed income payments for the rest of your life. The second life annuity (the capital preservation annuity) will fund the premiums of your life cover policy, which will provide an amount selected by you to your loved ones or deceased estate after your death.

• You have access to your money in the form of regular income payments
• No withdrawal can be made and the capital cannot be taken in cash

The amount of income you receive depends on the following factors at the start date of the life annuity:

• prevailing interest rates when the capital amount is received;
• your age and gender, and that of the second life insured, where applicable;
• the percentage annual income growth you have chosen; and
• the amount of life cover you have chosen.

• The income payable to you is taxable at your personal tax rate.
• The income received from both life annuities consists partly of a repayment of the capital amount, called “the capital portion” of the income payment. The capital portion could enjoy an exemption from income tax if the requirements of section 10A of the Income Tax Act are met

Fees vary per product and your underlying investment. Please speak to your financial planner to make sure you pay the correct fees and that you understand which fees you pay and why.