Today's MYGA Rates · Virginia

Today's top guaranteed annuity rates in Virginia.

For each 3, 5 and 7-year term we show two multi-year guaranteed annuity (MYGA) rates: the highest rate we can offer today, and the highest from an insurer rated A- or better by AM Best. Checked every morning across more than 50 products, with the insurer, rating, surrender period and free withdrawals for each, so you can compare more than the number.

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For educational purposes only. Rates are shown for comparison and are not a recommendation or an offer to sell; suitability is reviewed before any application is submitted.

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Coming from a CD or savings account?

A MYGA works a lot like a CD: a fixed rate for a set number of years. It is not the same product, though. Here is how they compare.

FeatureBank CDMYGA (fixed annuity)
What it isA bank deposit for a set termAn insurance contract for a set term
RateFixed for the termFixed for the term
Who backs itFDIC insurance, up to $250,000 per depositor, per bank, per ownership categoryThe issuing insurer's claims-paying ability; not FDIC insured
Taxes on interestTaxed each year, even if you leave it inTax-deferred until you withdraw it
Taking money out earlyAn early withdrawal penalty, often several months of interestSome contracts allow a yearly free withdrawal; more than that during the surrender period carries a surrender charge and may have a market value adjustment
Before age 59½No IRS penaltyTaxable interest withdrawn may face a 10% federal tax penalty

A MYGA can fit money you will not need for the full term. Keep your emergency fund in savings.

How it works

1Pick your rateChoose the term that fits how long you can leave the money untouched.
2Complete the questionnaireAbout 10 minutes: ownership, beneficiaries, and the financial details insurers require.
3We review and send your applicationWe review your answers, prepare the application and contact you to go over it before you e-sign.
Brandon Lloyd, CFP®
Who you'll work with

Brandon Lloyd, CFP®

Founding Partner & President, Mountain View Wealth Management · Licensed Virginia insurance agent

Brandon began his career in private equity in 2010 and went on to Wells Fargo Advisors before founding Mountain View Wealth Management in Alexandria. He is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional and holds a B.S. in Finance from James Madison University.

Every questionnaire is reviewed by a real person, and you go over the contract together before anything is signed.

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Before you choose

Surrender chargesTaking out more than the free amount before the term ends costs a surrender charge, and some contracts add a market value adjustment. Choose a term you can wait out.
Free withdrawalsSome contracts allow a yearly withdrawal, such as 10% or the interest earned, without a charge. Others allow none. The cards show which.
Insurer strengthThe guarantee is only as strong as the insurer behind it. AM Best rates insurers from A++ down: A++ and A+ are Superior, A and A- are Excellent, B++ and B+ are Good. All of these are in AM Best's Secure range. We show each rating so you can weigh rate against strength.
At the end of the termWhen the guarantee period ends, you can usually renew at the insurer's new rate, move the money, or take it out without a surrender charge.
Want to go over the details together?If you'd like, we can schedule a time to walk through the specifics, like surrender charges, withdrawals, insurer strength and taxes, and how each could affect your decision. Complimentary, with no obligation.
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