What type of annuity pays an equal annual amount until death? A. variable annuity B. single life annuity C. annuity for a specific term D. fixed annuity

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User: What type of annuity pays an equal annual amount until death? A. variable annuity B. single life annuity C. annuity for a specific term D. fixed annuity

Weegy: D. fixed annuity is type of annuity pays an equal annual amount until death.
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B. Single life annuity pays an equal annual amount until death.

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