Even some major insurance firms hate equity indexed annuities.

Equity-indexed (or fixed-indexed) annuities are a terrible investment for the vast majority of investors, yet New York Life's suggested alternative – a convoluted variable annuity with a costly rider isn't any better. In both cases, the insurance company and its agents may be better off than the client.

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