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Pennsylvania Life Insurance Practice Exam

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During the accumulation period, who can surrender an annuity?
Correct Answer:
Policyowner
Explanation:
The contract owner has the right to surrender during the accumulation period. Ownership gives control over the annuity, including the ability to withdraw funds or surrender the contract for its cash surrender value (subject to any surrender charges or tax consequences). The annuitant is the person whose life the payments are based on and does not own the contract, so they don’t have surrender rights. The beneficiary receives benefits under the payout after death or other arrangements, not the right to surrender during accumulation. The insurer is the issuing company, not a party who can surrender the contract.

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