Security Benefit’s Index A ‘Fraudulent Scheme,’ Lawsuit Says
The lawsuit targets two of Security Benefit’s FIAs, the Total Value and Secure Income annuities, both of which were offered with proprietary indices that the company advertised as "capable of producing double-digit returns," the lawsuit alleged.Read more
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Security Benefit’s Index A ‘Fraudulent Scheme,’ Lawsuit Says
The lawsuit targets two of Security Benefit’s FIAs, the Total Value and Secure Income annuities, both of which were offered with proprietary indices that the company advertised as “capable of producing double-digit returns,” the lawsuit alleged.
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