There are no annuities that you can borrow against. You can certainly make withdrawals, but there may be penalties associated with doing this, so I don't recommend it unless it is an absolute emergency.
Basically, no.
and investment vehicle that allows you to borrow at a variable rate.
I assume you mean draw on annuity early. Depends on the type annuity. If deposit type ...yes. If deferred payout annuity...no, (like a pension) not until you reach a certain age.
Refund Life Annuity
Indexed annuity
Basically, no.
It is possible to borrow money from some but not all types of annuities. If a loan is allowed, you will be limited to borrowing from the funds that you have already contributed to the annuity, limited to not more than one loan per year, and very likely limited not more than $50,000. If you do borrow from your annuity and then let the annuity lapse, you will automatically owe taxes on any investment earnings that you have withdrawn from the annuity.
and investment vehicle that allows you to borrow at a variable rate.
I assume you mean draw on annuity early. Depends on the type annuity. If deposit type ...yes. If deferred payout annuity...no, (like a pension) not until you reach a certain age.
Refund Life Annuity
Yes but it depends on the type of annuity and if it the policy qualifies.
Indexed annuity
Indexed annuity
index annuity
Annuity loans are when an annuity holder borrows money against the value of an annuity contract. It allows one to access funds without having to cash out their annuity immediately.
a 401K is a tax deferred qualified annuity similar to an IRA.
This type of calculator gives you the annual payment of annuity. If you don`t know what annuity is, then this won't help you out very much. But I hope that it will.