The shaded values indicate the highest Surrender Values in that year based on the stated assumptions. Assuming a 0% gross annual return, the C-Series has the highest Surrender Value in the first four Annuity Years, the L-Series has the highest Surrender Value in Annuity Years five, six and seven, the B-Series has the highest Surrender Value in Annuity Years eight and nine, and the X-Series has the highest Surrender Value from the tenth Annuity Year on. For X Series <strong>Annuities</strong> issued in the state of Connecticut: Due to the state-specific CDSC schedule for X Series <strong>Annuities</strong> issued in Connecticut, the Surrender Values shown above may differ. Please refer to Appendix F for details. 6% Gross Rate of Return 6% Gross Rate of Return 6% Gross Rate of Return 6% Gross Rate of Return 6% Gross Rate of Return L Share B Share X Share C Share Net rate of return Net rate of return Net rate of return Net rate of return Yrs 1-10 3.07% All years 3.49% Yrs 1-10 2.92% Yrs 1-10 3.02% Yrs 10+ 3.49% Yrs 10+ 3.49% Yrs 10+ 3.49% Annuity Contract Surrender Contract Surrender Contract Surrender Contract Surrender Year Value Value Value Value Value Value Value Value 1 103,075 96,075 103,493 96,493 109,093 100,093 103,022 103,022 2 106,252 99,252 107,118 100,118 112,285 103,285 106,144 106,144 3 109,528 103,528 110,870 104,870 115,570 106,570 109,361 109,361 4 112,905 107,905 114,753 108,753 118,951 109,951 112,676 112,676 5 116,386 116,386 118,772 113,772 122,431 114,431 116,090 116,090 6 119,974 119,974 122,932 117,932 126,013 118,013 119,609 119,609 7 123,673 123,673 127,238 122,238 129,700 121,700 123,234 123,234 8 127,486 127,486 131,694 131,694 133,495 128,495 126,968 126,968 9 131,417 131,417 136,307 136,307 137,401 134,901 130,816 130,816 10 135,468 135,468 141,081 141,081 141,421 141,421 134,781 134,781 11 140,212 140,212 146,023 146,023 146,372 146,372 139,500 139,500 12 145,123 145,123 151,137 151,137 151,499 151,499 144,386 144,386 13 150,206 150,206 156,431 156,431 156,805 156,805 149,443 149,443 14 155,467 155,467 161,910 161,910 162,297 162,297 154,678 154,678 15 160,912 160,912 167,581 167,581 167,982 167,982 160,095 160,095 16 166,548 166,548 173,450 173,450 173,865 173,865 165,703 165,703 17 172,381 172,381 179,526 179,526 179,955 179,955 171,506 171,506 18 178,419 178,419 185,814 185,814 186,258 186,258 177,514 177,514 19 184,668 184,668 192,322 192,322 192,782 192,782 183,731 183,731 20 191,136 191,136 199,058 199,058 199,534 199,534 190,166 190,166 21 197,831 197,831 206,030 206,030 206,523 206,523 196,827 196,827 22 204,760 204,760 213,246 213,246 213,756 213,756 203,721 203,721 23 211,932 211,932 220,715 220,715 221,243 221,243 210,856 210,856 24 219,355 219,355 228,446 228,446 228,992 228,992 218,242 218,242 25 227,038 227,038 236,447 236,447 237,013 237,013 225,886 225,886 Assumptions: a. $100,000 initial investment b. Fund Expenses = 1.07% c. No optional death benefits or living benefits elected d. Annuity was issued on or after May 1, 2012 e. Surrender value assumes surrender 2 days before Annuity Anniversary The shaded values indicate the highest Surrender Values in that year based on the stated assumptions. Assuming a 6% gross annual return, the C-Series has the highest Surrender Value in the first four Annuity Years, the L-Series has the highest Surrender Value in Annuity Years five, six and seven, the B-Series has the highest Surrender Value in Annuity Years eight and nine, and the X-Series has the highest Surrender Value from the tenth Annuity Year on. B-4
For X Series <strong>Annuities</strong> issued in the state of Connecticut: Due to the state-specific CDSC schedule for X Series <strong>Annuities</strong> issued in Connecticut, the Surrender Values shown above may differ. Please refer to Appendix F for details. The C-Series has the highest Surrender Value in the first four Annuity Years, the L-Series has the highest Surrender Value in Annuity Years five and six, the B-Series has the highest Surrender Value in Annuity Years eight and nine, and the X-Series has the highest Surrender Value in year seven and from the tenth Annuity Year on. 10% Gross Rate of Return 10% Gross Rate of Return 10% Gross Rate of Return 10% Gross Rate of Return 10% Gross Rate of Return L Share B Share X Share C Share Net rate of return Net rate of return Net rate of return Net rate of return Yrs 1-10 6.96% All years 7.40% Yrs 1-10 6.80% Yrs 1-10 6.91% Yrs 10+ 7.40% Yrs 10+ 7.40% Yrs 10+ 7.40% Annuity Contract Surrender Contract Surrender Contract Surrender Contract Surrender Year Value Value Value Value Value Value Value Value 1 106,953 99,953 107,387 100,387 113,198 104,198 106,899 106,899 2 114,411 107,411 115,343 108,343 120,906 111,906 114,295 114,295 3 122,389 116,389 123,888 117,888 129,140 120,140 122,203 122,203 4 130,923 125,923 133,066 127,066 137,934 128,934 130,657 130,657 5 140,052 140,052 142,924 137,924 147,327 139,327 139,697 139,697 6 149,818 149,818 153,512 148,512 157,360 149,360 149,362 149,362 7 160,265 160,265 164,885 159,885 168,076 160,076 159,696 159,696 8 171,441 171,441 177,100 177,100 179,521 174,521 170,744 170,744 9 183,395 183,395 190,220 190,220 191,746 189,246 182,558 182,558 10 196,183 196,183 204,312 204,312 204,804 204,804 195,188 195,188 11 210,715 210,715 219,448 219,448 219,973 219,973 209,645 209,645 12 226,325 226,325 235,705 235,705 236,269 236,269 225,177 225,177 13 243,092 243,092 253,167 253,167 253,772 253,772 241,858 241,858 14 261,101 261,101 271,922 271,922 272,573 272,573 259,776 259,776 15 280,444 280,444 292,067 292,067 292,766 292,766 279,021 279,021 16 301,220 301,220 313,704 313,704 314,455 314,455 299,692 299,692 17 323,536 323,536 336,944 336,944 337,750 337,750 321,894 321,894 18 347,504 347,504 361,906 361,906 362,772 362,772 345,741 345,741 19 373,248 373,248 388,717 388,717 389,647 389,647 371,354 371,354 20 400,900 400,900 417,515 417,515 418,513 418,513 398,865 398,865 21 430,599 430,599 448,446 448,446 449,518 449,518 428,414 428,414 22 462,499 462,499 481,668 481,668 482,820 482,820 460,152 460,152 23 496,763 496,763 517,351 517,351 518,588 518,588 494,242 494,242 24 533,565 533,565 555,678 555,678 557,007 557,007 530,857 530,857 25 573,093 573,093 596,844 596,844 598,272 598,272 570,184 570,184 Assumptions: a. $100,000 initial investment b. Fund Expenses = 1.07% c. No optional death benefits or living benefits elected d. Annuity was issued on or after May 1, 2012 e. Surrender value assumes surrender 2 days before Annuity Anniversary The shaded values indicate the highest Surrender Values in that year based on the stated assumptions. Assuming a 10% gross annual return, the C-Series has the highest Surrender Value in the first four Annuity Years, the L-Series has the highest Surrender Value in Annuity Years five, six and seven, the B-Series has the highest Surrender Value in Annuity Years eight and nine, and the X-Series has the highest Surrender Value from the tenth Annuity Year on. For X Series <strong>Annuities</strong> issued in the state of Connecticut: Due to the state-specific CDSC schedule for X Series <strong>Annuities</strong> issued in Connecticut, the Surrender Values shown above may differ. Please refer to Appendix F for details. The C-Series has the highest Surrender Value in the first four Annuity Years, the L-Series has the highest Surrender Value in Annuity Years five and six, the B-Series has the highest Surrender Value in Annuity Years eight and nine, and the X-Series has the highest Surrender Value in year seven and from the tenth Annuity Year on. B-5
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