RILAs typically generate revenue through a variety of ways, including membership fees, investment returns, and service charges. They may also earn money by providing financial advice, managing assets, or offering other financial products and services to their members.
5 answers
Valentina
Tue Dec 03 2024
RILAs are financial instruments that are usually linked to the performance of a specific
market index.
Federico
Tue Dec 03 2024
They provide investors with the potential to gain positive returns from the index, up to a certain limit known as the "cap rate".
SsangyongSpirit
Tue Dec 03 2024
In the event that the index returns are negative, RILAs offer a certain level of protection or "buffer" to the investor.
Lucia
Mon Dec 02 2024
This protection helps to mitigate losses that might occur due to negative market performance.
NebulaChaser
Mon Dec 02 2024
It's important to note that by investing in RILAs, one is not directly invested in the
market index or the overall market.