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‰ Balanced Risk-Return Profile asset allocation model,<br />

Asset Charge of 0.85%<br />

‰ Mutual fund or exchange trade fund expenses of 1.00%<br />

‰ Advisory, custodial <strong>and</strong> other services fees of 1.55%<br />

‰ Account Investment performance (gross of fees) of<br />

minus 9% in years 1 <strong>and</strong> 2, <strong>and</strong> positive 8% per year<br />

thereafter for life.<br />

Result:<br />

‰ Client withdraws $25,000 per year from their Account<br />

‰ Several months after their 86 th Birthday, they move to<br />

the Guarantee Phase when the Account Value falls<br />

below their Withdrawal Guarantee of $25,000<br />

‰ We make annual $25,000 payments to the client from<br />

then until he or she dies at age 95.<br />

‰ Account investment performance (gross of fees) of<br />

minus 9% in years 1 <strong>and</strong> 2 <strong>and</strong> positive 8% per year<br />

thereafter for life<br />

‰ Withdrawals of $25,000 each year.<br />

Result:<br />

‰ Client withdraws $25,000 per year from their Account<br />

‰ Several months after their 89 th Birthday, the client runs<br />

out of money in their Account; it takes longer for the<br />

client to run out of money in this example because there<br />

are no fees being paid for the Certificate.<br />

‰ We make no payments, since the client did not purchase<br />

a Certificate.<br />

Illustration of Example #1A<br />

$600,000<br />

Account (No <strong>Life</strong>Harbor)<br />

Illustration of Example #1<br />

Account Value<br />

Account (With <strong>Life</strong>Harbor)<br />

$600,000<br />

$500,000<br />

$400,000<br />

$300,000<br />

$200,000<br />

$100,000<br />

Account Value<br />

$500,000<br />

$400,000<br />

$300,000<br />

$200,000<br />

$100,000<br />

$0<br />

65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95<br />

Investor Age<br />

Guaranteed Income<br />

$0<br />

$30,000<br />

$25,000<br />

$20,000<br />

$15,000<br />

$10,000<br />

$5,000<br />

$0<br />

65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85<br />

Participant Age<br />

Payments from Us to You (With <strong>Life</strong>Harbor)<br />

85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95<br />

Participant Age<br />

Example #1a: Assume for this example the same scenario<br />

except that the client DOES NOT buy the Certificate:<br />

‰ Single Owner <strong>and</strong> Participant<br />

‰ Account Value $500,000<br />

‰ Withdrawal Guarantee: none<br />

‰ Mutual fund or exchange traded fund expenses of<br />

1.00%<br />

‰ Advisory, custodial <strong>and</strong> other services fees of 1.55%<br />

OTHER RISK FACTORS<br />

Financial Strength of the <strong>Company</strong>.<br />

The Certificate is not a separate account product, which means<br />

that no assets are set aside in a segregated or “separate” account<br />

to satisfy all obligations under the Certificates. <strong>Life</strong>time income<br />

payments (if any), or Base Income payments (if any) will be<br />

paid from our general account <strong>and</strong>, therefore, are subject to our<br />

claims paying ability. Currently, the financial strength of the<br />

<strong>Company</strong> is rated <strong>by</strong> four nationally recognized statistical rating<br />

organizations (“NRSRO”), ranging from excellent <strong>and</strong> strong to<br />

good <strong>and</strong> strong. The ratings for the <strong>Company</strong> reflect the<br />

NRSROs’ opinions that the <strong>Company</strong> has either an excellent<br />

<strong>and</strong> strong ability to meet its ongoing obligations to<br />

policyholders on time, or a good <strong>and</strong> strong ability to meet its<br />

ongoing obligations. A good <strong>and</strong> strong rating means the<br />

<strong>Company</strong> may be more vulnerable than higher rated companies<br />

to encounter adverse business conditions which may impair its<br />

ability to pay benefits payable on outst<strong>and</strong>ing insurance policies<br />

on time. The financial strength ratings are the NRSROs’ current<br />

opinions of the financial strength of the <strong>Company</strong> with respect<br />

to its ability to pay under its outst<strong>and</strong>ing insurance policies<br />

according to their terms <strong>and</strong> the timeliness of payments. The<br />

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