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Tuning the dial to Aspirations

F&G Pathsetter®

F&G Pathsetter indexed universal life (IUL) insurance can provide lifelong, flexible protection, and as our top Aspirations product, it has strong accumulation potential.


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Ensuring your Legacy

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F&G Everlast®

F&G Everlast IUL is our top Legacy product and offers straightforward, affordable, permanent protection.


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“F&G” is the marketing name for Fidelity & Guaranty Life Insurance Company issuing insurance in the United States outside of New York. Life insurance and annuities issued by Fidelity & Guaranty Life Insurance Company, Des Moines, IA.

Subject to state availability. Certain restrictions may apply. Optional provisions and riders have limitations, restrictions and additional charges.

Surrenders, withdrawals and loans will reduce available death benefit and may be subject to surrender charges. Surrenders and withdrawals beyond basis may be taxable income and subject to penalties if taken prior to age 59 ½. Excessive and unpaid loans will reduce policy values and may cause the policy to lapse. In order to receive favorable tax treatments on distributions made during the lifetime of the insured (including loans), a life insurance policy must satisfy a 7-pay premium limitation during the first seven policy years. A new 7-year limitation will be imposed after certain policy changes. Failure to satisfy this limitation would cause the policy to be considered a Modified Endowment Contract (MEC).