What is the definition of Non-Qualified Annuity?

A Non-Qualified Annuity is an annuity other than a tax-sheltered annuity that meets the qualification requirements under Section 403(b) of the Internal Revenue Code. Non-Qualified annuities generally provides tax-deferred growth in earnings and are generally purchased by individuals with after-tax dollars, rather than pre-tax dollars as is the case with a tax qualified retirement plan such as a TSA. More.

Contributions other than those originating from government approved qualified retirement plans, such as cash, stocks, bonds and bank accounts. Non-qualified money is taxed. More.

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