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Deferred Fixed Annuity Calculator

Estimate accumulation during a deferral period and level withdrawals during a fixed payout period.

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Value when payouts begin
Estimated periodic payout
Annualized payout
Total projected payouts
Interest credited during deferral

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    accumulated value = premium × (1+r)^deferral; payout = value ÷ present-value annuity factor

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What this calculator does

Estimate accumulation during a deferral period and level withdrawals during a fixed payout period.

How it works

The calculator evaluates accumulated value = premium × (1+r)^deferral; payout = value ÷ present-value annuity factor. Inputs are checked before calculation, and invalid values such as zero denominators or out-of-range selections produce a clear error instead of a misleading result.

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Input query strings

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  • ?initialPremium= Initial premium

    Money · Required · Default: 100,000

  • ?annualRate= Guaranteed annual rate

    Percentage · Required · Default: 4.5

  • ?deferralYears= Deferral years

    Number · Required · Default: 10

  • ?payoutYears= Payout years

    Number · Required · Default: 20

  • ?paymentsPerYear= Payouts per year

    Number · Required · Default: 12

  • ?paymentTiming= Payout timing

    Choice · Required · Default: end · Accepted values: end, begin

Outputs

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  • valueAtPayout Value when payouts begin

    Currency · Primary output

  • periodicPayout Estimated periodic payout

    Currency

  • annualizedPayout Annualized payout

    Currency

  • totalPayouts Total projected payouts

    Currency

  • interestDuringDeferral Interest credited during deferral

    Currency

Inputs and results

The inputs are Initial premium, Guaranteed annual rate, Deferral years, Payout years, Payouts per year, Payout timing. Results include Value when payouts begin, Estimated periodic payout, Annualized payout, Total projected payouts, Interest credited during deferral.

Important notes

Annuity contracts can include surrender charges, caps, guarantees, taxes, and insurer credit risk. Review the actual contract and qualified advice.

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Limitations
  • Annuity contracts can include surrender charges, caps, guarantees, taxes, and insurer credit risk. Review the actual contract and qualified advice.
  • Estimates use the rates, timing, and assumptions entered. Fees, taxes, lender rules, and future changes are included only where explicitly shown.