How does longevity insurance work? Longevity insurance provides guaranteed income starting at some point in the future (typically 2-40 years from now) and continuing for life. You might see longevity insurance referred to by other names, including longevity annuities, Deferred Income Annuities (DIAs), or advanced life deferred annuities. There’s also a specific kind of longevity insurance called a Qualified Longevity Annuity Contract (QLAC). But they all serve the same basic function: protection from outliving your savings. Typically insurance is meant to protect you from something bad happening. But in the case of longevity insurance, it’s a little different: you’re allocating your assets to something that protects you from outliving your money because you live longer than expected. In general, that’s a good thing, but you just have to make sure you’re protected financially. From the insurance company’s perspective, they are simply pooling a different type of risk: longevity
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